Trump's Approval Plummets Among Key Voter Groups Including Low-Info Voters

Recent polling and analysis indicate that Donald Trump has lost significant support among low-engagement and low-information voters who were pivotal in his return to office. These voters, who typically lean Democratic but backed Trump by a double-digit margin in the last election, are now abandoning him at a faster rate than more politically engaged groups. The decline is attributed largely to worsening economic conditions, which have made these voters, who are less influenced by partisan messaging, more reactive to tangible changes in their lives. Key demographic groups such as young voters, Latinos, and independents are also showing declining approval for Trump, further compounding his political challenges. While this shift does not guarantee gains for Democrats, as disillusioned voters may simply stay home, it poses a significant threat to Trump and down-ballot Republicans alike. The trend underscores the volatility of support among disengaged voters and highlights the importance of economic conditions over political rhetoric in shaping their preferences.