Trump approval rating steady amid low support for NATO exit

Trump’s approval rating remains at 36%, matching last month’s low, as only 16% of Americans support a U.S. withdrawal from NATO. Markets for a NATO exit by April 30 sit at 0.9% YES.

The ongoing 2026 Iran War hasn’t shifted public opinion toward leaving NATO, and the odds reflect that. With ten days until the April 30 deadline, 0.9% YES prices in almost no chance of a sudden policy shift. The market has seen $198 in USDC traded in the past 24 hours, a sign of limited engagement. It would take $3,937 to move this market five percentage points, so the price is relatively firm.

Trump’s low approval rating during the Iran conflict could help Democrats in the 2026 midterms. Specific odds for the balance of power are unavailable, but current sentiment may raise Democratic chances of controlling both the Senate and the House.

Only 16% support for NATO withdrawal shows little appetite for isolationism during a global conflict. Despite Trump’s rhetoric, a NATO exit before April 30 is priced as a long shot. A YES share at 0.9¢ pays $1 if resolved, but the odds speak for themselves.

Statements from Secretary of State Marco Rubio or NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on U.S. NATO policy could move this market. Any significant shift in public opinion or Trump’s approval rating is also worth tracking.

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