The most recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, shows that despite a steady 44% approval rating since taking office, other areas of his job performance have changed. Americans’ view on his handling of the economy, for example, have gone from 43% in late January to 39% this week.

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Newsweek's poll tracker found that Trump's approval rating is 47 percent, while his disapproval rating is 50 percent.