Summary
Since the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, former President Donald Trump's approval ratings have shown mixed results in various polls. While some surveys indicate a slight rise in his popularity, others report a decline. Trump's support within the Republican party appears strong, even as the broader public opinion remains divided.
Key Facts
- Charlie Kirk was fatally shot on September 10 at Utah Valley University.
- Trump's approval rating has seen mixed changes in various polls since Kirk's death.
- RMG Research showed Trump's rating slightly increased from +2 to +4 points between September 3 and 17.
- An AP-NORC survey indicated a drop in Trump's approval from -8 to -21 points in September.
- Support among Republicans for Trump remains strong, with some polls showing over 90% backing him.
- Trump called Kirk's death a "dark moment for America" and ordered flags at half-staff.
- Republican leaders mourned Kirk's death, condemning the violence and its implications for American politics.
