From the moment he descended the golden escalator at Trump Tower to the moment he finished reciting the oath of office for the second time, President Donald Trump has always been able to count on one constituency having his back.

They are: Americans without a college degree. But that might not be the case anymore.

A clear majority of that bloc (56%) told Gallup in June that they disapproved of Trump’s job performance, compared to 41% who said they approved.

In July, that margin moved slightly, with 55% saying they disapproved, compared to 38% who said they approved, according to a Newsweek analysis of polling trends .

By August, the 47th president rebounded slightly, with 45% of those same respondents saying they disapproved of his job performance, compared to 49% who approved.

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