Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to 37%, the lowest midterm rating found in WSJ polls since 1990. Republican candidates are breaking with the president over inflation and Iran, while a Democrat currently leads the Texas Senate race, prompting a pro-GOP PAC to slate up to $200M to defend the seat.
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Trump Midterm Approval Falls to 37% Lowest in WSJ Polls Since 1990
US Politics25 days ago
Eleven percent of 2024 Trump voters now regret their choice, and another 11% of non-MAGA Republicans intend to support Democratic candidates in the upcoming midterms. This trend is reflected in new Wall Street Journal polling that highlights a fracturing base and internal tension within the Republican Party.
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