Trump's approval rating has fallen to a new low since his second term

According to Jinshi reports, political analyst Nate Silver stated that due to the unpopular Iran war continuing and the surge in gasoline prices, President Trump's approval rating has dropped to a new low this month since his second term began.

He said: "The timing coincides closely with gas prices and the resurgence of the Iran conflict." As the war approaches six months, the American Automobile Association (AAA) reports that as of Friday morning, the average price of gasoline in the U.S. is about $4.11 per gallon, up from about $3.15 a year ago.

According to average polling data from Decision Desk HQ, as of Friday morning, Trump's overall average approval rating is 40.6%, with an average disapproval rating of 57.5%. A Quinnipiac University survey shows that 60% of American voters oppose the war, marking the highest opposition rate since the conflict began on February 28.

Nearly three-quarters of Americans say they do not support sending U.S. troops to Iran. An AP-NORC poll also shows that 64% of Americans believe the war is "not worth it." Among them, 87% of Democratic voters, 37% of Republican voters, and 68% of independent voters hold this view.