Trump's approval rating fell to 33% in an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll, his lowest in that series. Other recent polls show similar lows.
34% approve in the NBC News Decision Desk Poll, a second-term low.
19% strongly approve in a Napolitan News Service poll by Scott Rasmussen.
52% strongly disapprove in the ABC/Post/Ipsos poll, matching the post-Jan. 6 level.
72% say the country is headed in the wrong direction.
Why it matters: Republicans hold both chambers of Congress, and the polls show Democrats leading the House vote. Likely voters favor Democratic candidates 52% to 44%.
77% disapprove of Trump's handling of the cost of living.
71% of Americans now call gasoline unaffordable, up from 28% in February.
76% of Republican adults approve of Trump, down from earlier readings.
Right coverage, 1 sources: The right sees eroding strong support even in a poll by Scott Rasmussen, whom Newsweek calls conservative, while the White House says Trump remains the party's best motivator.
What’s next: The midterm elections are on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Trump is touring battleground states and asking supporters to vote as if he were on the ballot.
VoteHub's Oct. 15 forecast gives Democrats an 84% chance of winning the House.
Will lower Republican enthusiasm show up in actual turnout?
Could an end to the Iran war or lower gas prices move undecided voters?
