Trump approval rating remains near lowest level of career

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Washington, United States – Web Desk: The public approval rating of U.S. President Donald Trump remains near the lowest level of his political career, according to recent polling data.

News agency reports indicate that Trump’s approval rating has risen slightly from 34% in mid-May to 35%, but it continues to remain at historically low levels compared with other periods of his political career.

The survey also found that a majority of Americans expect fuel and petroleum product prices to increase in the coming months, reflecting ongoing concerns about inflation and household expenses.

According to the poll, nearly 70% of Americans are dissatisfied with Trump’s handling of cost-of-living challenges, highlighting continued voter concerns over economic conditions and consumer affordability.

The findings underscore the importance of economic issues in shaping public opinion, with inflation, energy prices, and living costs remaining key concerns for many U.S. households.

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