How Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Has Changed Since RNC Convention
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating has slightly increased after the Republican Party held its first midterm convention in Dallas. Polls show a small rise in his popularity, but many Americans still disapprove of his job performance and some of his campaign promises.Key Facts
- President Trump’s approval went up from a low point in late August according to several polls.
- A Reuters/Ipsos poll found Trump’s approval at 35% with 62% disapproving.
- Rasmussen’s poll showed 45% approval and 54% disapproval among likely voters.
- The New York Times average showed approval at 39% and disapproval at 58% after the convention.
- The Republican National Convention (RNC) took place September 9-10 in Dallas and was the GOP’s first midterm convention.
- Trump promised a $5,000 payment to each adult American if Republicans win both the House and Senate.
- Many lawmakers doubt the $5,000 payment is realistic or affordable.
- Trump encouraged supporters to vote as if he were on the ballot, and the event had mixed reactions and attendance claims.
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