WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump’s approval rating has declined in recent weeks as concerns grow over the economic impact of the ongoing Iran war, according to multiple new polls.
Surveys show Trump’s approval falling from about 39 percent in late February to roughly 35–36 percent in recent polling. At the same time, disapproval has climbed, with one poll placing it as high as 59 percent.
The drop coincides with declining support for Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict, which has also affected economic sentiment. Gas prices have risen above $4 per gallon, and stock markets have experienced volatility tied to uncertainty in global oil supply, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz.
Polling indicates the decline extends across key groups, including Republicans, conservatives, and independent voters. Approval among younger voters and those without college degrees has also fallen, while economic optimism has weakened significantly.
Analysts note that Trump’s political strength has historically been tied to economic performance, making the downturn in economic sentiment particularly significant.
Public concern over rising costs and prolonged military involvement appears to be shaping voter attitudes as the conflict continues.
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