Most of the polling numbers show Trump fairing better during his second term than at the same point in his first.

NEW ORLEANS — President Donald Trump will attend Sunday’s Super Bowl at the Caesars Superdome, making history as the first sitting president to be present at the nation’s biggest sporting event, sources confirmed to CBS News and federal law enforcement.

Massachusetts-based Emerson College’s national poll shows Trump with a January approval rating of 49% compared to 41% disapproval and 10% who said they were neutral. The results, according to polling officials, mark the lowest disapproval rating for Trump since his first term in 2016-2020.

President Trump plans to attend Sunday’s Super Bowl in New Orleans, becoming the first sitting commander in chief to attend America’s biggest annual sporting event, The Post has learned.

A recent poll found Trump Jr. was the second most popular potential 2028 Republican presidential candidate with GOP voters.

Donald Trump’s initial polling in the days after he started his second term were not just impressive, at least according to some outlets they were historic. But there have been signs of erosion of late,