Trump’s Job Approval Plunges With Republicans To Lowest Level Since 2018
According to a new Gallup Poll, Trump’s job approval is down among all groups and has fallen to its lowest level with Republicans since 2018.
According to a new Gallup Poll, Trump’s job approval is down among all groups and has fallen to its lowest level with Republicans since 2018.
President Donald Trump’s approval rating has suffered a severe decline over the past month. A new Gallup poll shows the steepest fall the consulting firm has ever seen. The President’s approval stands at 43% – a major decline since April, when Gallup found 49% of Americans approved of Trump. “The six-point decline in the president’s…
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Unbelievably, more Americans are calling for tougher gun laws now than right after the Sandy Hook massacre.
According to a new Gallup poll, 64% of Americans support marijuana legalization, and for the first time in the history of the poll, a majority of Republicans also support legalization.
According to the Gallup three-day rolling average of presidential approval, Trump’s disapproval has reached a record high of 60%.
Even if Trump did have 50 percent approval, Obama’s stood at 62 percent approval on April 18, 2009, the same point in his presidency.
According to Gallup, 62 percent of Americans felt Trump kept his promises in February. Now, just two months later, that number is down to 45 percent
“Just heard Fake News CNN is doing polls again despite the fact that their election polls were a WAY OFF disaster. Much higher ratings at Fox”
President Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a new of 38%, which means that after one month as president, Trump is close to losing his base of support.
Donald Trump has proved that it is not always true that the only place you can go is up. He has gone down instead.
The beginning of a president’s term is typically when the commander-in-chief is most widely supported. For Trump, his numbers are dismal on day one.
Even in areas they express confidence, “Americans are far less confident in Trump than they were in his predecessors, when comparisons are available.”
Perhaps the worst blow of all for Trump is that “Fifty percent of Democrats named Obama as most admired, compared with 34% of Republicans choosing Trump.”
As Hurricane Trump picks up steam on its way to the White House, the American people are coming to grips with just how good things have been under Barack Obama.
A new Gallup poll found that Americans have a more favorable view of Democrats than they do of Republicans after Donald Trump won the White House.
There is no honeymoon for Donald Trump, as Gallup has found that the president-elect is the least popular winner of a presidential election in the last 24 years.
Trump got 47% of the vote but with 40% afraid, nearly as many Americans are afraid after Trump’s victory as voted for him.
Gallup reveals that more voters see Trump as conservative than liberal, and that Republicans are three times as likely as to describe him as moderate
It should come as no surprise to anyone that Republican satisfaction with the election process is dropping like a rock
President Obama’s approval rating has reached its highest level in three years. According to Gallup, President Obama’s approval rating is now on par with Ronald Reagan’s approval rating at the same point in their respective presidencies.
Gallup shows Barack Obama and HIllary Clinton are the man and woman most admired by Americans, both of them head and shoulders above Trump
Donald Trump is popular, he calls himself a Tea Partier, but the Tea Party is less popular today than ever before. What gives?
Gallup reveals that, ironically, Republicans rate the Roberts’ court much more poorly than Democrats do.
Some Evangelicals are wiling to accommodate Trump, but Gallup shows religious people like Ted Cruz, and especially Ben Carson, even more
Our GOP Congress says people just don’t like or approve of Obama, but he’s the guy near 50 percent, while they’re down to 14 percent approval
According to a new poll, President Obama’s favorability rating has increased by four points to its highest level since 2013.
Fox News seems to want to wish away Hillary Clinton, but even their numbers cannot disguise that the public still approves of Hillary Clinton
A new survey from Gallup found that Democrats are slightly underwater with their party approval rating, but the Republican Party is on pace for the lowest election year approval rating ever.
Gallup found that the uninsured rate dropped 1.5% from the last quarter of 2013 to the first quarter of 2014. The ACA is working as the percentage of uninsured Americans has hit it’s lowest point since 2008.
The GOP finds itself in trouble as Obama’s popularity soars and their own plummets, and Obama’s second term only promises more of the same
After Gallup released a poll showing Obama and Romney tied at 48% with battleground state women, the Obama campaign exposed a flaw in Gallup’s likely voter methodology.
Mitt Romney heads into the first debate at a disadvantage with the middle class according to the results of the latest USA TodayGallup poll