A new Economist/YouGov survey finds President Donald Trump is significantly less popular than Pope Leo XIV, based on net favorability. The poll reports that 55% of respondents view the American-born pontiff favorably, while 37% view Trump favorably. The survey also shows higher levels of unfavorable views of Trump: 59% of respondents say they view Trump unfavorably, compared with 23% who say they view Pope Leo unfavorably. Combining favorable and unfavorable ratings, Pope Leo’s net favorability stands about 54 percentage points higher than Trump’s. The results are presented as a comparison of favorability ratings between the US president and the Pope, highlighting a large gap in public opinion. Across the two outlets, the figures consistently describe the same survey and relative standings, with the president trailing the Pope by the same net margin.