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    1. As per [original article](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/04/25/donald-trump-approval-rating-survey/83279671007/) đź“°:

      – Within the first 100 days of his second administration President Donald Trump has been incredibly busy, implementing major changes from enacting tariffs to targeting diversity initiatives.

      But Americans are divided about whether the changes have been good, according to a recent [survey of more than 900 voters conducted by the New York Times and Siena College Research Institute](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/04/25/us/elections/times-siena-poll-crosstabs.html).

      Around 54% of participants said they disapprove of the president’s handling of the economy, immigration, foreign trade and the war between Russia and Ukraine.

      The poll reported that 56% of participants said Trump has “gone too far” with changes from enacting tariffs, advancing immigration enforcement and cutting the federal work force.

      When asked to describe the second Trump Administration, 66% called his term “chaotic” while 42% used “exciting” and 59% said “scary,” according to the poll.

      Overall, his approval rating was at 42%.

      Trump’s first 100 days: Here’s 100 things that have changed (so far)
      Americans criticize economy but support immigration

      Though confidence in Trump’s ability to manage the economy was a key selling point to many voters in the November election, 76% of participants said they disapprove of how he’s handling it, the survey said.

      While 45% said their personal finances are in good shape, 44% expect to be hurt personally by his economic policies.

      Around 52% disapproved Trump’s suggestion to U.S. citizen to prison in El Salvador, the Times/Siena poll reported.

      Around 47% opposed the administration’s decision to roll back diversity, equity and inclusion programs, and 58% opposed with holding federal funding from certain universities, the survey reported.

      Musk has lower approval rating than Trump, poll reports

      The world’s richest man, Elon Musk, also received a low approval rating during his stint spearheading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) alongside Trump.

      The Tesla CEO and presidential adviser received an approval rating of just 35%, the survey reported, with skeptics split a consistently across gender, age, racial and educational demographics.

      Survey conductors asked participants twice about the DOGE cuts, once mentioning Musk’s name and again without, according to the Times. Responders were more fond of the cuts when they didn’t hear the name “Musk.”

      Trump’s 100th day in office is on Wednesday, April 30.

    2. GrandFrogPrince on

      Yes, but Harris was going to try keeping the economy out of recession while stimulating the house building market.

      That would have sucked. /s

    3. straygoat193 on

      I think the worst part is still to come. Burning down the government, tariffs, threats, and raids will cost America billions if not trillions.

    4. It’s so frustrating waiting for the back of the room to catch up. Sigh…I suspect it will take a few more pay periods, and a few more weeks of grocery bills being 30% higher to wake up those folks who have been snoozing through this lecture so far.

    5. And the other 25% have their head in the sand and are proud that Trump is „owning the libs“.

    6. As if all of this wasn’t obvious and that Kamala Harris hasn’t already warned everyone, word from word, MANY times, that this is exactly what is going to happen, and as if he didn’t already try to do much of the very things he is doing now from his first time as President.

      Kamala Harris wasn’t perfect, but the choice was THAT obvious. Right in your face bad breath smelling point-blank obvious, yet America didn’t want her to win either by voting for Trump, voting for Jill Stein, or not voting at all. The most minimal requirement to save this country’s shred of freedom and safety they had, and the people just threw it away and let it be thrown away. All because of lack of empathy, laziness, and because this is a a Black Indian woman. That’s all it essentially was, no matter what people wanna make up reasons why she lost or why they didn’t vote her or anyone at all. Never mind that being a Democrat itself is already very hard due to even one flaw suddenly making them reprehensible in comparison to someone like TRUMP.

      I’m sorry to say that this country deserves him. If only everyone that voted for Kamala Harris (or wanted to but were actually unable to do so) AND still believed in her as being completely better than Trump were able to leave there.

    7. AcadiaLivid2582 on

      Losing global reserve status because of Trump’s cruel and arbitrary policy shifts will cost the US more than just money

    8. Negative_Gravitas on

      Sooo, that means somewhere around 26% of Americans know he’s hurting them financially, but are okay with it because of what he promises to do to brown people and liberals. (And about 25% are just *aching* for the next 1000-year Reich.)

    9. gringledoom on

      And this is *before* the container catastrophe has really kicked off! #SummerOfScarcity

    10. Unique-Coffee5087 on

      If only he were more careful with the economy, he could have free rein to work on the fascism and racism.

    11. Weekly_Rock_5440 on

      Remember that the entire Republican Party owns this for not taking the keys away from him. Billionaires and CEOs of giant corporations own this for choosing to support him for profit, and failing to speak out publicly against him. Racists and bigoted goons all across this country own this for caring more about oppressing the powerless over their own well-being.

      This is not an indictment of one man. It’s a bigger sickness. . . and when he finally dies and they try to pin it all on him alone, we cannot ever forget that they are all to blame. Their power hungry hubris and unending exploitative greed.

      The Republican Party is at fault. Not just Trump.

    12. Who are the other 25%? Besides the small fraction of billionaires and multimillionaires that are in his circle, we can only assume they’re complete morons.

    13. The-M0untain on

      Trump is the new Hoover. Trump’s depression will be the greatest depression.

    14. Aman_Syndai on

      Wait until the shelves are empty in two weeks, already starting to see this at Costco apples are now $11 for 4lbs, normally they are $4.49 for 3lbs. There were only 4 bags. Other fruit selections were empty also.

    15. ActiveModel_Dirty on

      articles like this need to stop. I get that people want to feel like voters have regret over a decision. but this is the kind of stuff that leads to low voter turnout, we tell ourselves that everybody regrets it so we believe the same thing won’t happen again.

      These polls are not effective. The reporting on them is less than effective.

    16. 128-NotePolyVA on

      Well, that’s a wake up call if anyone needed one.

      When everyone has decided Trump is bad for their finances, we may also want to discuss why Trump is bad for democracy, the constitution and citizens rights.

    17. omgpuppiesarecute on

      That number is interesting… about 70% of the population leans centrist/left. You will almost always see a 70/30 skew when polling nationwide for pretty much any progressive causes. So seeing 75% means that the more conservative group is starting to disapprove as well. That’s genuinely surprising.

    18. saxovtsmike on

      imagine someone could do anything with this disaprovement, just 45 Months left of his dictatorship until he breaks the next amendment of the constitution

    19. Six bankruptcy’s including a casino! How do you bankrupt a casino when the odds are rigged in the houses favor? Well trump did it and his partner in the casino was a mob boss in NJ who judge Cannons husband was involved in , sounds like money laundering, but with his history of bankruptcies and scam college he started it’s amazing that people think he would make the economy great and them rich ?

    20. EspressioneGeografic on

      > Around 54% of participants said they disapprove of the president’s handling of the economy, immigration, foreign trade and the war between Russia and Ukraine.

      In other words, 46% of the US public are absolute morons

    21. JoshSidekick on

      But 50.01% of people in 5 battleground states do, so this is what we’re stuck with.

    22. The other 25% are either:

      – Rich people exploiting the situation, or

      – Dumb people too stupid to understand what’s happening.

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