The survey results show that only 31% of respondents approve of Trump's performance during this term, a decrease of 1 percentage point from the survey results two weeks ago, which is the lowest level in Trump's two terms.

When asked which party's candidate they would support if they vote for congressmen now, the Democratic Party leads the Republican Party by 12 percentage points, with support rates of 47% and 35% respectively. This is the largest lead in support for the Democratic Party in polls since this election cycle. The last poll results two weeks ago showed that the Democratic Party was 7 percentage points ahead of the Republican Party, with support rates of 44% and 37% respectively.

The United States will hold midterm congressional elections in November, with candidates from both parties competing for seats in the Senate and House of Representatives. Reuters reported that the latest poll results have boosted the Democratic Party's confidence in the election.

Since the joint military strike against Iran by the United States and Israel at the end of February this year, Trump's approval rating has begun to decline. The Iran conflict has led to an increase in oil prices, which has had an impact on the daily expenses of Americans. Among the respondents who participated in the latest poll, 68% were dissatisfied with Trump's economic policies, including 37% who claimed to be Republicans.Editor/Min Jing