According to a recent polling average from The New York Times, President Donald Trump's disapproval rating has surged to 58%, the highest during his second term. This decline in approval comes amid escalating concerns regarding the economy and rising gas prices due to the ongoing war in Iran. A Marquette University Law School poll indicates that Trump's approval among political independents has significantly dropped to 28%, down from 39% at the start of his presidency. Among Republicans, support remains strong, with 80% still approving of his job performance. However, economic anxiety is palpable, as 70% of voters now believe the economy is deteriorating for their families, up from 55% last year. Trump's approval ratings on economic issues are troubling, with only 34% approving of his economic management and 28% approving of his handling of inflation. In contrast, nearly half of voters, 46%, approve of his immigration policies, reflecting a stark divide in public sentiment.