Democrats and Republicans tied on economic approval ratings, CBS News poll finds

In a shift, new CBS News polling finds both Democrats and Republicans are tied on economic approval ratings. CBS News executive director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto has the numbers.

Democrats are leading Republicans by 8 points with the midterms a little over three months away, according to a new poll. In the CNN poll, 47 percent of registered voter respondents said they would or were considering casting their ballot for a Democrat if congressional elections happened that day. Thirty-nine percent

Trump's approval rating hits record lows in 2 new polls  usatoday.com

Trump hits new lows in three polls this week — CNN, Quinnipiac and AP-NORC all find his approval at his second-term worst.

CNN Poll: Voters favor Democrats by an 8-point margin heading into the midterms  CNN

Black voters in south motivated to turn out by Republican push to redraw maps after supreme court ruling A new analysis of Black voters in the south indicates that Republican attempts to dilute their political power is driving them to the polls in larger numbers and shifting their counties further left. After the supre

Trump's Approval Rating Falls To Lowest Level Since Jan. 6 Insurrection, New Poll Finds  HuffPost

Trump’s Approval Rating Falls Even More: Hits 32% In Quinnipiac Poll  Forbes

The gap is wide — and a new Supreme Court ruling could let Republicans press it harder than ever.

The new prime minister begins his term as one of the UK’s most popular politicians, but will the ‘Burnham bounce’ last? Albert Toth looks at the figures behind the historic rise to power

Evelyn Hockstein / REUTERS The Supreme Court’s approval rating has fallen to a record low thanks to a 20-percent drop in support among Republicans since the justices struck down a pair of President Donald Trump’s signature policies this year. A new Gallup poll conducted this month found that just 33 percent of America

One-third of US adults approve of the job the high court is doing, down from 39% last year.

The Trump administration saw some big losses at the Supreme Court in 2026 on issues involving tariffs, birthright citizenship and the Federal Reserve.