President Donald Trump’s (R) approval ratings in his second term did not change from February, while the 119th Congress’s approval rating decreased.

At the end of March, polling averages showed President Donald Trump’s (R) approval rating was 42%, the same as it had been over the previous three months. Fifty-six percent of voters disapproved of his performance. The highest approval rating Trump has received is 54%, last seen on Jan. 22, 2025. The lowest was on December 8, 2025, when his approval rating was 41%. 

At the end of March, congressional approval was 19% and disapproval was 65%. The lowest approval rating the 119th Congress has received is 14%, last seen on Nov. 10, 2025. The highest approval rating it has received is 37%, last seen on July 1, 2025.

At this time during Trump’s first term in office, presidential approval was one point lower at 41%, and congressional approval was three points higher at 22%. At this point in the Biden administration, presidential approval was one point lower at 41%, and congressional approval was three points higher at 22%.

Ballotpedia’s polling index averages polls conducted over the last 30 days to calculate presidential and congressional approval ratings. We average the results and show all polling results side-by-side because we believe that paints a clearer picture of public opinion than any individual poll can provide. The data is updated daily as new polling results are published.