The White House acknowledged that President Donald Trump is suffering from a mild, age-related illness known as chronic venous insufficiency. When Trump won the 2024 presidential election at age 78, he became the oldest person elected to the office in U.S. history.

While Trump recently claimed to have gotten “every answer right” on a cognitive exam, new Data for Progress polling finds that voters are increasingly having doubts about Trump’s fitness to lead the country as president.

Voters are split, 49% to 48%, over whether Trump is too old to be president. However, the percentage of voters who believe Trump is too old has jumped 10 points over the last year. This includes a 12-point jump among Independents.