Former US President Donald Trump's popularity appears to be waning, according to a new nationwide poll that shows a decline in his approval ratings. The findings come as speculation grows over his potential bid for the White House in 2024.
Key Findings from the Poll
The survey revealed that only 41% of Americans now view Trump favourably, marking a 3% drop from the previous month. Meanwhile, his disapproval rating has climbed to 55%, suggesting a growing divide among voters.
What’s Behind the Shift?
Political analysts suggest several factors may be influencing Trump's declining numbers:
- Ongoing legal battles and investigations
- Increased scrutiny of his post-presidency activities
- Emerging Republican challengers for 2024
- Changing voter priorities since leaving office
Implications for 2024
With the next US presidential election on the horizon, these poll numbers could signal trouble for Trump's potential campaign. While he remains popular among core Republican voters, the broader electorate appears to be cooling on the former president.
Political strategists note that Trump's path to nomination may depend on whether he can reverse this downward trend in the coming months.
