President Donald Trump's approval rating has stagnated at 35%, remaining near the lowest levels of his presidency, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. This dissatisfaction is largely attributed to rising gasoline prices amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. Despite a slight decrease in gas prices recently, 59% of Americans anticipate further increases in the coming year. Trump's management of the cost of living has drawn significant criticism, with only 22% of respondents approving of his performance in this area, a stark contrast to 70% who disapprove. The poll also revealed that 36% of Americans support military strikes on Iran, while only 25% feel the benefits justify the costs. In terms of electoral prospects, registered voters currently favor Democrats over Republicans by 41% to 37%, indicating a shift in public trust regarding economic management. The poll, which surveyed 4,531 US adults, has a margin of error of 2 percentage points.