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Record low approval ratings across US institutions
Multiple branches of US government are experiencing historically low public approval ratings, with the Supreme Court reaching 33% approval (its lowest in 26 years), driven largely by declining Republican support following unfavorable rulings. President Trump and Congress are also facing simultaneous approval declines, reflecting broader dissatisfaction across major institutions.
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2026-08-02
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- Republicans rate Trump higher on immigration than on the economy or Iran, AP-NORC poll finds
- Republicans rate Trump higher on immigration than on the economy or Iran, AP-NORC poll finds
- Republicans rate Trump higher on immigration than on the economy or Iran, AP-NORC poll finds