During a military parade in Washington, President Donald Trump honored the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday, accompanied by fireworks and live music. Despite this display, a recent NBC News Decision Desk Poll reveals that 55% of Americans disapprove of Trump’s second term, while 45% approve—figures consistent since April. Approval ratings showcase a stark partisan divide: 89% of Republicans support Trump, with approval dropping to 8% among Democrats and 35% among Independents. Notably, about 12% of Republicans express disapproval, with Democrats and Independents showing discontent at rates of 92% and 65%, respectively.
The poll indicates a slight reduction in enthusiasm among Republicans; the percentage feeling “thrilled” by Trump’s presidency has decreased from 32% to 25%. Conversely, 51% of Democrats report feeling “furious” about his administration, compared to only 23% of Republicans. The latest data, collected from over 19,000 adults between May 30 and June 10, holds a margin of error of ±2.1 percentage points.
Trump’s immigration policy remains a pivotal issue. The survey shows that 51% of Americans approve of his handling of border security and immigration, contrasting with 49% disapproving. This approval comes amidst reports of Trump deploying National Guard troops to handle protests against immigration policies in California, which has fueled further public demonstrations. Economic sentiment appears unchanged since April, with 45% of Americans stating their finances are stable, 34% feeling worse off, and only 21% reporting improvements. Overall, while Trump maintains strong backing within the GOP, significant dissatisfaction persists among broader constituencies regarding various aspects of his presidency.
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