Democrats have been praying that the economic pain some are feeling with the surge in tariffs will “collapse” support for President Donald Trump, but a key polling indicator suggests that the wait could be a long one if it ever comes.

The Federal Registry has documented Trump's 89 executive orders he has signed since coming into office, they range from renaming the Gulf of Mexico to doing his best to dismantle government departments with the stroke of a pen.

According to the most recent Gallup poll, Trump's job approval rating was averaging 46% since he took office in this second term. His first term overall average was a 41% approval rating. At any given time during both terms thus far, his lowest to highest approval ratings have ranged between 34%-49%.

A new Emerson College poll shows 47% of voters approved of the job Trump was doing while 45% disapproved. The numbers reflect an increase in disapproval rating of 2 points from last week’s numbers, while his approval rating has dropped 1 point.

President Donald Trump has made it through his first 50 days of his second term. See what national, state polls are saying about his approval rating

State-by-state polls by worldpopulationreview.com have yet to reflect the Trump administration's efforts in 2025. The most recent updates still show Trump's previous term in office with a 57 percent approval rating in Kentucky.

Quinnipiac University's poll says Trump has a 42 per cent approval rating compared to a 53 per cent disapproval rating. The poll was taken from March

Though Trump frequently touts high approval ratings during press conferences, the data suggests a different story. “A noticeable uptick of discontent can be seen over President Trump's handling of a range of issues: from Ukraine to the economy to the federal workforce,