Trump's Approval Rating Stabilizes at 48.5% One Month Post-Inauguration

As President Donald Trump approaches one month into his second term, his approval ratings show a mixed landscape. According to various polls, Trump’s approval rating hovers around 45% to 48%, with a notable rise from his initial term, but disapproval ratings have also increased, reaching approximately 51% in some surveys. A CNN poll highlights that many Americans feel Trump has not done enough to address rising prices, with 62% expressing this sentiment. Despite these challenges, Trump's ratings remain relatively stable compared to previous presidents during their early terms, although they lag behind historical averages for past leaders. Polling indicates a significant partisan divide, with 93% of Republicans approving of his performance compared to much lower numbers among Democrats and independents. Overall, while Trump's approval rating is higher than during his first term, it reflects ongoing concerns among voters about key issues such as inflation and policy effectiveness.