Americans with a favorable view of Donald Trump
Percent of U.S. adults, early 2026 (in percent)
Key finding
- Americans with a favorable view of Donald Trump: 36%. Share of Americans with a favorable view of Donald Trump, down from 40% in September 2025
Source: Public Religion Research Institute, New Poll: Trump Favorability Declines Among Republicans, Some Religious Groups · PRRI survey of 5,143 adults in all 50 states, Ipsos KnowledgePanel. Article published 2026-03-02.
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Americans with a favorable view of Donald Trump: 36%. Share of Americans with a favorable view of Donald Trump, down from 40% in September 2025.
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Public Religion Research Institute, 2026. Source: Public Religion Research Institute, New Poll: Trump Favorability Declines Among Republicans, Some Religious Groups (https://prri.org/spotlight/trump-favorability-declines-among-republicans-some-religious-groups/).
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