The graph showing Trump's low approval rating in his first 100 days in office
On the day of his inauguration, January 20, U.S. President Donald Trump promised to deliver the "most extraordinary first 100 days of any presidency in the history of the United States."
For decades, the milestone of the first 100 days that Trump reaches this Wednesday has been considered a symbolic test for a new president: a moment to reflect and assess the progress of a new administration.
And according to the data, his approval rating is the second lowest after 100 days of a president since the end of World War II. The current number is only better than the one he himself had during his early months in office in 2017.
The initial data from this period gives an idea of the progress Trump has made on his key promises, from radical trade tariffs, arrests and deportations of migrants to drastic cuts in public spending.