Trump's approval rating is currently at 37 percent, a significant drop from his second-term high of 46 percent among independents. The poll indicates that his support has declined by 10 points since his initial term, nearing his historical low of 34 percent. While he retains strong backing from Republicans at 89 percent, this is a decrease from earlier highs. Trump's recent claims regarding his approval ratings contradict these figures, as he inaccurately asserted that his numbers were at a peak due to external factors.
According to the new Gallup poll out Thursday, Trump's approval rating sits at 37 percent, down 10 points from his second-term high shortly after he took office.
Gallup shows just 29 percent of independents approve of the president's job performance, down from a second-term high of 46 percent.
Trump has maintained his strong standing among Republicans, with 89 percent giving him a thumbs-up, although that number is down a tick from his 93 percent high in February.
During a speech at the White House on Tuesday, Trump incorrectly claimed his approval numbers were actually at a peak and credited the Jeffrey Epstein story with bolstering his approval ratings by as much as 5 points.
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