U.S.odds favor 38.4%

Trump's Approval Rating Sits at 38.4 Percent Today

By Priced In News Staff

Source: Kalshi market “Trump's RCP approval average on Oct 22, 2026?”

38.4%: leaning yes (69%)
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Resolved The money put 38.4% at 69% when this article was published. This market has since closed. See the track record →
Leading outcome 38.4% 69% Leaning yes · C · tracked 12 days very unlikely → leaning yes
24h move ▲ 59.0 pts 38.4%
Traded 24h $172K $200K all time
Resolves by 2026-10-22

Where the money stands

38.4% 69% ▲ 59.0
Above 38.5% 12% ▲ 4.0
38.3% 5% ▼ 25.0
38.5% 5% ▼ 1.0
38.2% 2% ▼ 17.0
Below 37.9% 1% ▼ 9.0
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