Wealthier voters have long been a core part of the Republican base, but Trump's recent moves appear to have alienated those voters.

What is Trump’s presidential approval rating now? See national poll numbers today and latest approval numbers from PA polls

During an appearance on CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box,” Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Friday described Trump as the “most maligned and attacked political figure” in the history of American politics — but also called him the “most resilient.”

President Donald Trump 's disapproval rating has hit a record high for his second term, according to a new poll. The latest Atlas Intel survey, conducted between July 13 and 18 among 1,935 respondents, put Trump's disapproval rating at 55 percent, up from 54 percent last month.

June 23 -16: Trump’s approval rating dipped one point, to 41%, in a Reuters/Ipsos survey of 1,139 U.S. adults taken June 21-23 from its June 11-16 survey, with 57% disapproving (the latest poll has a 3-point margin of error).

His immigration policies and his megabill aren’t polling well, and his handling of the Epstein case may send him into really dangerous territory.

The latest survey, conducted July 12 to 14, shows 48 percent of voters approve of Trump's performance, while 49 percent disapprove—a net rating of -1. It marks the first time Trump has registered underwater in the firm's polling since he reentered office.

House Speaker Mike Johnson misrepresented a poll in claiming that President Trump holds the highest approval rating in history.

President Trump’s disapproval rating is at its highest level since the start of his second term, according to the latest Economist/YouGov poll. The survey, conducted over the weekend, shows 55

According to a survey by the pollsters, Trump's net approval rating is -17, a decline from the last time YouGov polled voters, when it was -11.