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- US President Donald Trump rejected recent opinion polls showing declining public support, calling them fake in a Truth Social post and insisting his real approval ratings are the best ever.
- The Reuters/Ipsos poll put his approval at 35%, with rising gasoline prices tied to the Iran conflict weighing on voters ahead of November's congressional midterms.
- A separate AP-NORC poll found his immigration approval also slipping, though it remains his strongest policy area, and Democrats narrowly overtaking Republicans on economic management for the first time in nearly a decade.
What to watch next
- Whether approval ratings continue to fall ahead of November's midterm elections
- Further movements in gasoline prices linked to the Iran conflict and their effect on voter sentiment
- Whether Democratic leads on the economy and congressional voting preference hold in future polls
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