President Donald Trump's job approval rating fell to 36% for the
three-day period of March 24-26, following Republican House leaders'
failed effort to pass a new healthcare bill that would have replaced the
Affordable Care Act.
Trump's current 36% is two percentage points below Barack Obama's low point of 38%, recorded in 2011 and 2014.
Trump has also edged below
Bill Clinton's all-time low of 37%, recorded in the summer of 1993, his
first year in office, as well as Gerald Ford's 37% low point in January
and March 1975. John F. Kennedy's lowest approval rating was 56%;
Dwight Eisenhower's was 48%.
Presidents George W. Bush (lowest approval rating: 25%), George H.W.
Bush (29%), Ronald Reagan (35%), Jimmy Carter (28%), Richard Nixon
(24%), Lyndon Johnson (35%) and Harry Truman (22%) all had job approval ratings lower than 36% at least once during their administrations.
Gallup, here.
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