Trump’s Popularity Plummets Following Republican Midterm Election Defeat

Recent polls conducted by Reuters and Ipsos reveal that public support for Donald Trump, the former US president, has fallen to its lowest level in months after the Republican Party’s defeat in the midterm elections. According to the survey, only 32 percent of Americans approved of Trump’s performance, a figure close to the record low of 31 percent recorded in mid-October.

In another part of the survey, just 21 percent of respondents found the Trump administration’s handling of rising living costs, linked to the conflict with Iran, satisfactory. Previous reports also indicate that 34 percent of American voters said the issue of war with Iran significantly influenced their decisions in the midterm elections.

These results reflect widespread dissatisfaction among a large segment of the American public with the policies and performance of the Trump administration, which has faced declining popular support following the midterm elections.