WASHINGTON (AURN News) — With five weeks until Election Day in the high-stakes midterms, the latest Quinnipiac University national poll is what polling analyst Tim Malloy described as a “warning light flashing red” for Republicans, with President Donald Trump’s approval rating at 34%.
Sixty-one percent of registered voters disapprove of Trump’s performance, matching the highest disapproval Quinnipiac has recorded for him.
The poll also shows Trump’s approval on the economy at 31%, an all-time low across both of his terms.
On control of the U.S. House, 51% of registered voters said they want Democrats to win, compared with 39% who said Republicans — a 12-point advantage for Democrats.
As the administration fights to reclaim the economic narrative, the polling collapse signals a deeper voter exhaustion that could reshape the balance of power on Nov. 3.
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