A recent analysis highlighted a notable decline in President Donald Trump’s approval ratings among Republican voters, particularly regarding key economic issues such as inflation and gas prices.

According to polling data discussed by CNN analyst Harry Enten, Trump’s standing on inflation has shifted dramatically compared to his 2024 re-election period.At that time, Republicans viewed his handling of inflation very favorably, with a net approval rating of about +68 points.

However, more recent polling indicates that this figure has fallen into negative territory, reaching approximately -5 points in some surveys, including Ipsos data, with similar trends appearing in Fox-related polling.The decline is not limited to inflation alone.Gas prices, another major concern for voters, have also shown a steep drop in approval among Republicans.

Where Trump previously held a strong positive rating of around +51 on fuel prices last summer, current figures place him at roughly -4, representing a significant 55-point shift.

Analysts attribute this change in part to rising fuel costs and broader inflationary pressures, which have become increasingly salient for households.

Economic concerns remain the dominant issue for Republican voters, with a clear majority identifying the cost of living and inflation as their top priorities.Despite having campaigned on lowering living costs, Trump’s approval on these issues has weakened even within his own party.

The analysis suggests growing frustration among Republican voters over everyday economic pressures, indicating a notable erosion of support on issues central to the administration’s political messaging.