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President Donald Trump celebrated the results of a poll that shows a significant increase in his approval rating.
"Excellent numbers in the polls for Trump!" he said on his platform Truth Social.
In another post, he added a link to the complete data from the survey conducted by the online news agency InsiderAdvantage between June 15 and 16.
According to the survey, which consulted 1,000 potential voters with a margin of error of ±3.09%, 55% of respondents approve of Trump's performance as president, while 44% disapprove. Only 1% expressed uncertainty or no opinion.
The pollster Matt Towery from InsiderAdvantage stated that the results consolidate a trend observed in previous cycles.
"Trump enjoys a positive rating among all age groups, except among those over 65," he noted.
Towery added that the survey reflects a shift among undecided voters, who represented a higher proportion in previous polls.
By political affiliation, support for Trump was distributed as follows: 87.5% of Republicans, 24.2% of Democrats, and 46.4% of independents said they approved of his administration.
By age group, the strongest support comes from those aged 18 to 39 (61.4%), followed by those aged 40 to 64 (54.3%), and finally, those over 65 (37.9%).
The survey also included questions about foreign policy.
A strong 74.4% of respondents agreed with Trump's position to use any means necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Only 22.9% opposed it, while 2.7% remained undecided.
Despite Trump's enthusiasm, other polls reveal a more mixed picture.
The latest poll from Quinnipiac University in Connecticut, shared by The New York Times, shows a higher disapproval rating and a decline in support for legislative proposals promoted by the former president.
In particular, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," his flagship project, received less than 30% national support, with only 67% of Republicans backing it.
In April, just a few days shy of completing the first 100 days of his second term, the American president was facing a complicated situation marked by high levels of disapproval.
A survey by NBC News Stay Tuned, conducted by SurveyMonkey among 19,682 adults, revealed that just over 4 out of 10 Americans strongly disapproved of Trump's performance, while only about a quarter expressed enthusiastic approval.
Furthermore, negative emotions toward him, such as "angry" and "furious," far outweighed positive ones like "happy" or "excited."
Trump was unable to achieve a majority of support on any of the political issues evaluated. On immigration, the public showed divided opinions, with 49% approval and 51% disapproval.
His economic management, focused on the imposition of tariffs, received the worst ratings. Only 39% approved of his handling of trade and tariffs, while 61% disapproved.
Similarly, regarding issues of inflation and cost of living, only 40% of respondents rated their performance positively.
Frequently asked questions about Donald Trump's approval ratings and his presidential management
What is Donald Trump's current approval rating according to the InsiderAdvantage poll?
Donald Trump's approval rating is 55%, according to a survey conducted by InsiderAdvantage between June 15 and June 16, with a margin of error of ±3.09%. This study shows that 44% disapprove of his performance, while 1% of respondents expressed uncertainty.
How is support for Trump distributed by political affiliation?
By political affiliation, support for Trump stands at 87.5% among Republicans, 24.2% among Democrats, and 46.4% among Independents, highlighting a clear partisan polarization in his approval.
What do Americans think about Trump's stance on Iran?
A striking 74.4% of respondents agree with Trump's stance on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, reflecting strong support for his foreign policy in this regard. Only 22.9% oppose this position.
What differences are observed between the InsiderAdvantage polls and others like those conducted by Quinnipiac?
While the InsiderAdvantage poll shows an increase in Trump's approval ratings, other polls, such as Quinnipiac's, reflect a more mixed picture, with a higher disapproval rate and a decline in support for his legislative proposals, such as the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," which received less than 30% national support.
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