3 Polls That Paint a Worrying Sign for Donald Trump
Summary
Three new national polls show a decline in President Donald Trump's job approval. The polls highlight decreasing support from independents and even some Republicans, with ratings falling across issues such as the economy, immigration, and foreign policy. The White House remains focused on economic growth and immigration enforcement as the midterm elections approach.Key Facts
- A Quinnipiac poll found Trump's approval at 37% and disapproval at 56%, marking his lowest rating in this series.
- Support among independents fell from 33% in January to 31%.
- Approval ratings in areas like the economy, immigration, and foreign policy have declined since previous months.
- Republican support dropped, with a net approval from +90 points in October to +76 points in February.
- A conservative-leaning poll by Rasmussen showed Trump at 41% approval, the lowest for his second term.
- Harvard CAPS/Harris survey found Trump's overall approval decreased from 47% in December to 45% in January, with noticeable drops in specific issues like immigration.
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