According to the poll results released by Reuters and Ipsos Group on the 3rd, US President Trump's approval rating fell to 35%. According to this poll, Trump's approval rating fell from 37% last month to 35%, which is only 1 percentage point higher than the lowest approval rating during his tenure. Of the registered voters who participated in this poll, about 37% believed that the Democratic Party was superior in terms of economic governance; 36% chose the Republican Party. This is the first time in nearly 10 years that the Democratic Party has overtaken the Republican Party in this data. Furthermore, poll results show that if the National Assembly election were held now, 42% of registered voters would vote for the Democratic Party and 37% of registered voters would vote for the Republican Party. Reuters explained that the results of this poll show that Trump's handling of issues such as rising energy prices due to the war in Iran may affect the Republican Party's prospects in the November US midterm elections. The survey was conducted online from July 29 to August 3 across the US and collected feedback from 4505 American adults.

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