Five months into U.S. President Donald Trump’s second term, approval ratings continue to fluctuate as Americans weigh in on Trump’s handling of numerous national topics.
The 47th president has made headlines throughout his second term for matters such as mass deportations, cuts to federal employment and an onslaught of executive orders, with dissent culminating most recently in a series of nationwide “No Kings” protests June 14.
Do Trump’s approval ratings reflect the criticism he’s received from voters and political opponents? Here’s an updated look at the president’s state and national ratings as well as comparisons to his first term and the beginning of his second.
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Donald Trump approval rating 2025 in New Jersey: Civiqs
Here’s Trump’s approval rating in New Jersey as of June 16 according to data from online survey platform Civiqs:
Donald Trump national approval rating 2025: Civiqs
Here’s Trump’s national approval rating as of June 16 according to data from online survey platform Civiqs:
Favorable: 44%.Unfavorable: 54%.Unsure: 3%.
Donald Trump’s approval rating 2025: Reuters/Ipsos
Here’s Trump’s overall American approval rating as of June 16 according to data from Reuters/Ipsos.
Reuters/Ipsos noted that their polls are conducted online and gathered responses from U.S. adults nationwide. Data dashboards include margins for error.
On job performance:
On handling the economy:
On immigration policies:
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Donald Trump’s approval rating 2025: The Economist
Here’s Trump’s approval rating as of June 10 according to data from The Economist:
Donald Trump past approval ratings
Trump has officially made it over five months into his second presidency. Here’s how his current rating compares to those after Election Day and Inauguration Day.
Donald Trump approval rating after Election Day 2024
According to Civiqs national results, Trump’s approval ratings as of Nov. 7 were:
Though there were slight fluctuations between November and June, this rating matches that of June 16.
According to Reuters/Ipsos, national results from Jan. 20-21 were:
Trump’s approval rating has dropped and his disapproval rating on general job performance has climbed, according to Reuters/Ipsos data from January to June.
Note: The polls and data reflected on this page are compiled from a variety of sources, platforms and sample sizes. This article reflects the latest data available as of 9 a.m. June 17.
Kaitlyn McCormick writes about trending issues and community news across South Jersey for the Courier-Post, The Daily Journal and the Burlington County Times. If you have a story she should tell, email her at kmccormick@gannett.com. And subscribe to stay up to date on the news you need.
This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Donald Trump approval ratings from June 2025