President Donald Trump’s approval ratings regarding his management of the federal government have notably declined, especially among his Republican supporters. An AP-NORC poll conducted from November 6 to November 10, 2025, indicates that approval among Republicans has dropped from over 80% in March to 68% currently.

This decline follows the 2025 elections, where Democrats achieved significant victories, and comes ahead of federal lawmakers' efforts to address a government shutdown. Disapproval among Democrats has also intensified, rising from 89% in March to 95% now.

Overall, Trump’s approval rating for his handling of the federal government has decreased by 10 percentage points, from 43% in March to 33% at present. His overall approval rating remains relatively stable, with a slight increase in disapproval from 61% in October to 62% this month.

In terms of specific issues, Trump's approval rating for health care has seen a slight increase from 31% to 34%, while his approval for economic management has decreased from 36% to 33%. This decline in approval ratings among his core supporters may suggest a growing rift within the Republican Party, raising questions about the implications for party unity and future electoral strategies.