Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to an all-time low, according to a recent poll, which clearly shows that voters are increasingly dissatisfied with the US president's performance in governing the economy and the cost of living. Less than two months until the November midterm elections, the latest national poll conducted by Focaldata found that only 33% of registered voters approved Trump's performance as president — the lowest number recorded since the question began to be raised in May, down 3 percentage points from last month. The president's approval rating among Republican voters also fell by more than two percentage points to 72% — another record low for the survey.

Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to an all-time low, according to a recent poll, which clearly shows that voters are increasingly dissatisfied with the US president's performance in governing the economy and the cost of living. Less than two months until the November midterm elections, the latest national poll conducted by Focaldata found that only 33% of registered voters approved Trump's performance as president — the lowest number recorded since the question began to be raised in May, down 3 percentage points from last month. The president's approval rating among Republican voters also fell by more than two percentage points to 72% — another record low for the survey.