President Donald Trump made quick work of his first week-plus back in office — ticking off a number of campaign-trail promises, issuing a boatload of pardons (some controversial) and enacting retribution on his political opponents.

Opinion polling shows President Donald Trump still has his head above water, but by a slimmer margin than he did upon taking office a week ago.

President Donald Trump starts his second term with a higher job approval rating than at the beginning of his first term, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released on Wednesday. Days into his second administration,

A poll conducted by Quinnipiac and released Wednesday suggests that 46 percent of registered voters approve of Mr. Trump’s job performance so far and 43 percent disapprove. In January 2017, 36 percent of voters approved of his job performance and 44 percent disapproved.

President Trump’s favorability rating at the start of his second term is significantly higher than it was when he first took office in January 2017, according to a Quinnipiac University poll

New poll looks into how MA residents feel about Trump presidency, his cabinet picks, and if the country is on the wrong or right track.

Today, 538 is unveiling a new polling average for President Donald Trump's job approval rating. Based on the 11 polls released since his inauguration on Jan. 20, Trump's average approval rating starts off at 50 percent,

The proportion of likely American voters who approve of President Trump's performance has fallen from 56 percent on January 23 to 52 percent on January 28 according to a daily presidential tracking poll produced by Rasmussen Reports.

Donald Trump has entered his second term with a historic record for the least popular approval rating of any newly elected president since World War II, according to a new poll.

Trump’s disapproval rating shot up by 7 percentage points, jumping from 39 percent to 46 percent of survey takers who were displeased with his new measures as commander-in-chief