Six weeks into Donald Trump's second term, here's what polls say about his approval rating after contentious address to joint session of Congress.

First month in — here's what the polls say about President Donald Trump's approval ratings so far. Congress and Vice President JD Vance lag behind.

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President Donald Trump's approval ratings held steady during his first month in office, despite the chaotic start that included mass firings of federal workers, a flurry of executive actions, confrontation with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and rising tariffs that went into effect before Tuesday's address to Congress.

Trump ended his first term in 2021 with a final approval rating of 34%, the same as former Presidents George W. Bush and Jimmy Carter. His first-term average approval rating was 41%, according to polling aggregator FiveThirtyEight.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's approval rating has risen by 10 percentage points since his White House spat with U.S. President Donald Trump, a poll by a leading Ukrainian pollster showed on Friday.

Trump's foreign policy decisions, particularly regarding Ukraine and Gaza, have sparked criticism from Democrats and certain Republicans.