What the polls say about Trump's presidency at 100 days

As President Donald Trump hits the 100-day mark of his presidency, a spate of new polling shows significant warning signs on signature issues like the economy and cutting the size of government.

As President Donald Trump hits the 100-day mark of his presidency, a spate of new polling shows significant warning signs on signature issues like the economy and cutting the size of government.  

Trump is earning slightly higher marks than at this point in his first term, and his overall standing is boosted by a coalescing of Republicans behind their president. But Trump’s low-to-mid-40s approval ratings are also far from the type of honeymoon ratings Americans gave his predecessors.

He has also lost ground on the economy, with more voters expressing displeasure with his handling of inflation and with his sweeping push for global tariffs, which have roiled the stock market and scrambled global alliances. And while immigration remains Trump’s strongest issue in most surveys, several recent polls have found his public support slipping.

Here’s a look at what the polls say about Trump’s job performance right now.

Macy Sinreich / NBC News; Getty ImagesApproval ratingThere’s a clear trend when it comes to Trump’s approval rating around the 100-day mark: It’s slightly higher than in his first term (in most polling), but it has fallen compared with ratings in recent months, and he’s below where previous presidents were at a similar point after having taken office.