President Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a new low two weeks before the midterm elections, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll.
The survey found likely voters favoring Democratic congressional candidates over Republicans by 11 percentage points.
The double-digit gap signals strong headwinds for Republicans as they defend their majorities in Congress.
Approval numbers at this stage often shape turnout and fundraising in the final stretch of a campaign.
The poll reflects voter sentiment on the president’s performance and the direction of the country.
An 11-point advantage for Democrats in district-level races is a notable margin this close to Election Day.
Both parties will use the findings to rally supporters and adjust their closing messages.
The results underscore how national political trends can influence local contests.
