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Yep, the average is still at a dismal 42 percent approval, with a close to 53 percent disapproval rate. He's underwater by 11.5 points. He has never NOT had higher disapproval numbers than approval.
You can also compare a Reuters poll today to a Reuters poll from last month, and that is useful to see the change.
So even if the actual polling method doesn't account for a large portion of Trump supporters, the change in a poll from month to month is very relevant.
True to a point, but he is basically exactly where he was a month ago in Reuters (over the past month he dropped a bit in Reuters and then climbed back up).
Overall his average approval is 42.2% on RCP and 40.5% on 538.
True to a point, but he is basically exactly where he was a month ago in Reuters (over the past month he dropped a bit in Reuters and then climbed back up).
Overall his average approval is 42.2% on RCP and 40.5% on 538.
And that is easily high enough, although I don't count 538 because they got the swing states wrong in 2016 and predicted a Hillary landslide.
Once a loser always a loser, and 538 is the definition of loser.
yep..... and, combined with the other current polls, equates to a -11% RGP rating. not good.
keep in mind that there are also upcoming polls from CNN and ABC/wapo that will surely drop his RCP average ( my guess would be between -12.5% to -13.5% )
thanks for starting the thread tho.
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