Donald Trump's popularity has declined to its lowest levels since he began his presidency, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. As of late June 2026, only 34% of Americans approve of his performance. A significant majority, approximately 63%, believe that a ceasefire with Iran is unlikely to hold, and just one in four Americans think that Trump’s military actions against Iran were justified.
The findings come amidst growing concerns over rising living costs and the ongoing conflict with Iran, which are seen as contributing factors to Trump's slipping approval ratings. The poll indicates that public sentiment is leaning towards pessimism regarding peace prospects and the outcomes of the military engagement. The combination of these issues has played a key role in shaping the current perception of Trump's leadership as he faces substantial challenges both domestically and internationally.
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