Panagopoulos suggested that growing public concern over Trump’s policies may be contributing to the dip, noting that presidents with lower approval ratings often face greater resistance in Congress.https://stitchsnitches.com/trumps-ap...-leaning-poll/
Robert Collins, a political analyst and professor at Dillard University, also weighed in:
“Trump’s approval is inching up because the economy has stabilized and he has paused some of his more draconian tariffs. However, if those tariffs are reimposed and lead to higher prices, his approval could dip again. While the current figure is somewhat low for a president midway through a second term, it’s still within historical norms.”
Democratic pollster Matt McDermott offered a more skeptical view of recent fluctuations:
“These small changes are statistical noise—not momentum. Trump may try to deflect blame for economic troubles, but voters already have a clear view of who’s responsible.”