Donald Trump’s year-end approval ratings tell a story of dramatic highs and lows, shaped by key political moments and evolving public sentiment. USA Today explores the newest polls, revealing striking trends as the former president remains a powerful force in American politics
Former President Donald Trump has openly acknowledged a decline in his poll numbers. Recent surveys show a significant drop in his approval rating, reflecting shifting public sentiment as the 2024 election approaches
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is under mounting pressure as his approval ratings hit a historic low. With economic challenges and growing public dissatisfaction swirling around him, political analysts are buzzing with speculation about what this could mean for his leadership and the future of the ruling party.
Once heralded as the world’s most popular politician, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is now grappling with a significant drop in approval ratings. Critics point to economic struggles and rising inflation as key factors in this decline.
Brazilian President’s approval rating has plummeted as soaring inflation continues to impact household budgets. Recent surveys indicate growing public discontent, raising concerns about his administration’s economic policies and future electoral prospects.
