Occasionally, when the president is especially frustrated by Americans’ attitudes, he reaches out to his lawyers.

However, polls have historically underestimated support for the Republican.

The New York Times/Siena College poll, released Thursday, showed Trump with an overall approval rating of 40% and a disapproval rating of 56%.

President Donald Trump lashed out at what he called “fake” polls after recent surveys showed low approval numbers.

The president's job approval and favorability ratings are in contrast. Is that unusual?

Steve Kornacki compares President Donald Trump's poll numbers to those of his recent predecessors at similar points in their White House tenures.

As Trump rages over “fake” polls after a New York Times survey delivers abysmal findings on immigration, a leading political theorist asks whether popular opposition has any hope of constraining him at all.

White voters are a cornerstone of Trump's base. But a new poll showed his support among the group is slipping.

President Donald Trump criticized major polling firms and news organizations. He called for criminal penalties over what he labeled as “fake” surveys after new national polling revealed his approval rating at a low point for his second term.