Reuters/Ipsos poll. Trump approval 36%. Cost of Living 25% 👀. Iran strikes 39% approve.

[underpants]

The new Reuters/Ipsos weekly online poll of 1,272 American adults was conducted from March 20 to 23, and has a margin of error of 3 percentage points.

The poll discovered that 35% of Americans approve of the U.S. strikes on Iran, down from 37% in a similar poll conducted last week. Those figures remain higher than the first Reuters/Ipsos poll related to the war in Iran, conducted from February 28 to March 1. That poll found 27% of Americans approved of the strikes, 43% disapproved, and 29% were unsure at the time.

Overall, about 61% of those polled disapproved of the strikes, an increase from 59% who disapproved of the strikes from last week's poll.

Despite Trump's declining overall popularity, 38% of registered voters polled said Republicans had better stewardship of the U.S. economy, compared to 34% of voters who picked Democrats on the topic.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/03/24/trump-low-approval-rating-iran-war-poll/89304178007/

[bearsfootball516]

1. 36 is probably getting pretty close to his floor.

If things get REALLY dire, it could probably fall to 32-33, but that's about where the MAGA base is.

[Endlessmike56]

2. There are 33% of voters that would be ok with him raping their grandchildren, male or female

[displacedvermoter]

3. So 61 percent oppose the "strikes" which in part points to people seeing the economic

harm this fiasco is causing -- read here, gas prices way up -- but the same respondents think Republicans, who could stop this thing if they really tried, and are all set to throw $200 billion more into the stove, have a better handle on the economy?

Polls make no sense much of the time.

[ProfessorGAC]

4. About Those Numbers

What I noticed is that economy stewardship was 38 R/34 D.
That means 28% of people don't see either as better or worse than the other.
An obvious messaging opportunity for dems.

[Johonny]

5. The economic data my whole life says

Democrats are by far and away better for the US economy, but opinions . . .LOL