Poll: Trump Approval Rating Climbs to Record High 47 Percent

President Donald Trump's approval rating has jumped to 47 percent – an all-time high in a new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll.

The number represents a two-point increase from last month's poll, according to The Hill, which was provided a copy of the results.

Fifty-three percent of those surveyed disapprove of the job Trump is doing as president.

The president's overall approval was helped by a 10-point increase among Hispanic voters, the website noted. There was also a 6-point increase among Republicans and a 4-point jump among Democrats compared to last month's poll.

The Hill noted the jump in the president's approval numbers appears to reflect voter satisfaction with the healthy economy and support for Trump's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, conducted June 24-25, surveyed 1,448 registered voters. No margin of error was provided.

The Hill reported the full results will be posted online later this week.

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