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Donald Trump faces declining approval and voter opposition ahead of elections

Recent polling indicates significant challenges for President Donald Trump ahead of the November 3 legislative elections. An NPR/PBS News/Marist survey of 1,280 registered voters found that 45% of respondents intend to vote primarily based on their opposition to Trump's management.

In the same survey, 24% of voters indicated their vote would be a show of support for the president, while 30% stated he would not be a deciding factor. Regarding congressional representation, 53% of voters favor Democratic candidates, compared to 41% favoring Republicans. Among independents, 57% support Democratic candidates while 32% support Republicans.

Separately, a Reuters/Ipsos poll reported that Trump's overall approval rating has dropped to 32%, marking a low point in his political career. The poll also noted a decline in support among his own party, with Republican approval falling from 82% to 73%.

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