According to a joint poll by Reuters and Ipsos, President Trump's approval rating remained at 33%, the lowest in his political career. Public dissatisfaction mainly focused on the war in Iran and the cost of living: 71% of respondents disagreed with Trump's handling of the cost of living issue, and only 36% approved of the war. As the November midterm elections approach, 46% of Democratic voters say they are very willing to vote, compared to 31% of Republican voters. Among non-partisan voters, 36% voted for the Congressional Democratic candidate, and 22% preferred the Republican candidate.

According to a joint poll by Reuters and Ipsos, President Trump's approval rating remained at 33%, the lowest in his political career. Public dissatisfaction mainly focused on the war in Iran and the cost of living: 71% of respondents disagreed with Trump's handling of the cost of living issue, and only 36% approved of the war. As the November midterm elections approach, 46% of Democratic voters say they are very willing to vote, compared to 31% of Republican voters. Among non-partisan voters, 36% voted for the Congressional Democratic candidate, and 22% preferred the Republican candidate.