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Polls have shown a significant decline in former U.S. President Donald Trump's popularity. An Economist magazine survey indicated that 52% of Americans describe him as "dangerous," 49% consider him "corrupt," and 45% label him as "racist" and "out of touch with reality." Despite this, a segment of Americans do see him positively, with 45% calling him "honest" and 40% viewing him as "inspirational," with Republicans being the most likely to use these positive descriptors. The survey also revealed a broad rejection among 54% of Americans of Trump's handling of immigration and racial relations issues, compared to 39% and 32%, respectively, who support him on those matters. In another poll by The Washington Post, his overall approval rating stood at 37%, below 40% among registered voters, indicating a substantial decline in his support base, similar to his level of popularity when he left office in 2021.
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