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Daily Mail/JL Partners poll shows Trump approval at 46%, up from 42% 10 days earlier

First covered Monday, March 30, 2026U.S. PoliticsWell-covered

The Facts

  • The latest Daily Mail/JL Partners poll put Trump's approval rating at 46%.
  • The poll result was 3 points higher than the 42% approval rating reported on March 20.
  • The newest poll was conducted on March 23 and 24.
  • The articles say Trump began floating the idea that the U.S. was in talks with Iran to reach a peace deal as the poll was being conducted.
  • The articles report that the talks had not yet produced a breakthrough.
  • White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Monday that talks were continuing and going well.
  • Leavitt also said Trump's 'four to six-weeks' timeline remained in place.

Context

What changed in this poll?

The Daily Mail/JL Partners survey reported Trump's approval at 46%, which was 3 points higher than the 42% result reported 10 days earlier on March 20 Daily Mail,Daily Mail.

When was the latest survey conducted?

The articles say the newest Daily Mail/JL Partners poll was conducted on March 23 and 24 Daily Mail,Daily Mail.

What do the sources say about the Iran talks?

They say Trump was publicly discussing U.S.-Iran talks aimed at a peace deal, but that the talks had not yet led to a breakthrough. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Monday that the talks were continuing and that Trump's 'four to six-weeks' timeline still applied Daily Mail,Daily Mail.

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