Opinion polling shows President Donald Trump still has his head above water, but by a slimmer margin than he did upon taking office a week ago.

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President Trump’s approval rate slipped after his first week back in the Oval Office, where he issued a slew of executive orders (EO), according to a new poll. The Reuters/Ispos poll,

Donald Trump may have won with a massive majority in the US Presidential elections in 2024, but that has not helped him with his approval ratings for the first term. The latest polls find that he started off his second term with a rather weak approval rating.

The percentage of Americans approving of President Donald Trump decreased from 47% to 45% over the week, according to the Ipsos poll published on Wednesday. This is a result of the initial decisions made by the American president.

The proportion of likely American voters who approve of President Trump's performance has fallen from 56 percent on January 23 to 52 percent on January 28 according to a daily presidential tracking poll produced by Rasmussen Reports.

The percentage of Americans approving of President Donald Trump decreased from 47 to 45 percent over the week, according to the Ipsos poll published on Wednesday. This shift is attributed to the first decisions made by the American president.

The percentage of Americans approving of President Donald Trump decreased from 47 to 45 percent over the week, according to the Ipsos poll published on Wednesday. This decline follows some of the initial decisions made by the American president.