- Donald Trump's approval among rural Americans has fallen to 50% in early June, down from 60% in February of last year, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
- A significant portion, 48%, of rural respondents disapprove of Trump, with only 31% approving of his economic and cost-of-living policies.
- Rural voters expressed concerns over rising gas prices and increased grocery costs, exacerbated by the U.S.-Iran war's impact on oil and fertilizer trade.
- The decline in rural support mirrors a broader drop in Trump's overall approval ratings and among key demographics like independents without a college degree.
- A recent framework to end the U.S.-Iran war offers potential relief through lower gas prices, contingent on sustained peace in the region.
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Rural America turns on Trump: President’s approval rating slips to new low in poll
