Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating among Republicans is higher compared to that of former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush at the same point in their second terms. A CNN analysis shows Trump has an 86% approval rating from Republicans, while his overall approval rating among all Americans is lower.
Key Facts
- President Trump's approval rating among Republicans is 86%.
- At the same point in their second terms, Bush and Obama had a 77% approval rating among their own party members.
- A specific survey showed Trump has an 81% approval rating among Republicans, but only 36% approval among all Americans.
- Trump's overall approval rating is 38%, with a disapproval rating of 59%.
- Different polls show slight variations, with approval ratings from 41% to 43.4%, and disapproval around 54-56%.
- Trump’s endorsements in Republican primaries are seen as highly influential.
- In comparison, Biden's net approval rating is -7, though he only served one term.
