The latest five surveys as each pollster published them, compiled by VoteHub (CC BY 4.0) and retrieved 2026-11-03. We only display them — no calculation, weighting or editing. A single survey often reports all adults and registered voters separately, so the same pollster and dates can appear twice; where approve and disapprove add up to less than 100%, the rest were unsure or did not answer.
U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States and Canada are very close to a trade deal, though similar claims of progress have surfaced before. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he had a good conversation with Trump about the countries’ trade future. The report examines the renewed talks and the possible role of the 2026 U.S. midterms.
In an interview with Hannity hours before Election Day, President Donald Trump discussed his midterm campaign push, his administration’s record in the first two years of his second term and the Iran war. He said going after Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain would be “not a big deal” and could be done in an hour.
The United States reportedly struck Iran’s Qeshm Island on Monday, while President Donald Trump indicated that negotiations with Tehran to end the eight-month conflict were making progress. The attack was the latest in a series of limited strikes Washington has secretly conducted in recent weeks.
In a speech billed as his closing argument on the eve of Election Day, Trump devoted much of his remarks to renovations at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. When he turned to the elections, he sounded pessimistic and repeated that midterms often go against the sitting president’s party.
In his final public remarks before Tuesday’s midterm elections, Trump focused on promoting renovations to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, as Democrats sought to contain a rift in Michigan’s closely contested Senate race.
Donald Trump said Democrats had nominated the “most extreme and dangerous” candidates in US history. He also said incumbent presidents generally do not win midterms, while claiming Republicans had “a very strong shot” this time.
Donald Trump said he was not rushing to decide whether to resume large-scale strikes against Iran, while noting that talks were going well. He said Iran showed less urgency in negotiations than expected, but wanted a deal more than ever.
Trump said the United States is easily winning the war against Iran and that Tehran wants a deal to end hostilities in the Middle East. He said an agreement may happen but offered no details. Earlier, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said consultations through Doha and Islamabad were proceeding intensely and depended on Washington’s political will; Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei authorized the government to negotiate a peaceful settlement with the United States.
Donald Trump showed the media renovations at the White House and spoke enthusiastically about grass being planted around the new helipad. “You know, grass has a life like humans have a life,” he said.
Donald Trump’s order to substantially reduce US-South Korea military drills has rattled Seoul, reviving doubts about Washington’s security guarantee and prompting calls to reconsider South Korea’s position on the US-Israel war on Iran. The exercise was shortened from 11 days to five, while President Lee Jae Myung stressed the alliance remained essential and called for stronger self-reliant defence capabilities.
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he plans to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un later this year, seeking to revive the relationship formed during his first term. Trump said it mattered to “get along” with Kim and claimed Pyongyang had 57 “very powerful” nuclear weapons, raising concern among US allies.
President Trump’s foreign-policy approach is disrupting traditional alliances, international institutions and established norms at an alarming pace. The U.S. security guarantees that have underpinned the post-World War II order are being called into question after Trump threatened to bomb Oman and claim the internationally recognized Strait of Hormuz as U.S. territory.
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Regional security analysts say Iran is deepening financial and military ties with China and Russia to evade U.S. sanctions and withstand Washington’s renewed “maximum pressure” campaign. Trump announced sweeping consequences for countries and businesses that sustain Iran, calling his policy an unprecedented campaign of economic warfare and isolation.
The International Criminal Court has condemned new US sanctions targeting its president and a senior prosecutor. The measures are the Trump administration’s latest attempt to undermine the court, which faces pressure largely over its investigation into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes in Gaza. One sanctioned official led that inquiry.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced what he called the most crushing economic operation ever imposed on a country, threatening sweeping economic warfare and isolation against Iran. He said countries whose institutions provide Tehran with any lifeline would face tremendous consequences, while urging allies to help isolate and defeat the Iranian threat. Washington and Tehran remain at odds over the Strait of Hormuz and conditions for ending the conflict, leaving talks uncertain.
Kimberly Turner-Briscoe, who runs a steel business in Toronto, says American tariffs drove her company to scale back and brought sales to U.S. customers to a complete halt. In her view, cutting the steel levy to 25% would still fall short; Canadian firms need a predictable footing after two unsettled years.
US President Donald Trump says the US naval blockade of Iran was “100% successful” and that the Strait of Hormuz is now open to navigation. He said many boats are passing through, while none had entered Iran since the blockade began.