New Poll Reveals Most Popular Member Of Trump’s Cabinet

President Trump’s recent tariffs have boosted his approval rating and elevated Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who now leads his Cabinet in popularity with a +14 net approval, ahead of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard at +8.

A J.L. Partners–Daily Mail poll shows Trump’s approval rose to 53%—up four points—even after a market dip and political backlash. Young voters (18–29) increased support by 13 points, while support among Democrats, independents, and Black voters also rose significantly.

Business sentiment is optimistic, with many small business owners praising Trump’s economic focus and regulatory cuts. Nearly 70% expect growth this year, per a RedBalloon/PublicSquare survey.

Analysts credit Trump’s pro-business stance for the shift in outlook, despite the economy not yet showing major results. Leaders say deregulation efforts are resonating deeply with entrepreneurs.

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