what is the presidents approval rating among republicans
by Connor Breitenberg
Published 3 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
Which president had the highest approval rating?
Ronald Reagan (1981-1989)
Highest Approval Rating: 68% (May 8-11, 1981) – Ronald Reagan was enjoying a good week. ...
Lowest Approval Rating: 35% (January 28-31, 1983) – The economy wasn’t fantastic and when that happens, the President is usually the one who is blamed. ...
Final Approval Rating – 63%
Average Approval Rating – 52.8%
In Line With Historians? ...
What is the lowest approval rating of any president?
Truman was the lowest at 32%. President Barack Obama left office with a 59% approval rating. Trump’s average approval rating across his term, 41.1%, is the lowest measured by Gallup, 4 percentage points lower than Truman. Trump’s approval numbers are also characterized by highly polarized views of his presidency.
Who is the lowest rated US President?
Historians ranked Trump lower than any president in the past 150 years in a new C-SPAN survey.
Trump landed at No. 41 out of 44 presidents.
Barack Obama came in 10th, while Abraham Lincoln sat in the top spot.
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What is the lowest approval rating ever?
Truman even holds the Gallup record of lowest presidential approval ever: He registered just 22% support in a February 1952 poll.
What states did Trump run for president in 2016?
The three key states Trump had in his 2016 election are Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, all of which currently have approval ratings under 50%. Below are each state’s approval ratings for President Trump as of February 2020. Data is from a poll by the Morning Consult.
Why are poll results inaccurate?
Like most surveys, poll results may be inaccurate due to samples that self-select. However, statisticians generally accept the approval rating as a factual indicator of the people’s feelings about the president.
Has Trump's net approval decreased?
Since his inauguration in January 2017, President Trump’s net approval has decreased in every state . President Trump’s approval rating is decreasing in important states that he won in his 2016 election, including swing states and states that are consistently Republican in every election. The three key states Trump had in his 2016 election are ...
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· Since August, the president has suffered a 17-point decline in approval from Republicans and Republican-leaning individuals in the poll. The poll shows Trumps approval ratings among Republicans going from a record high of 85 percent in 2020 to the current 60 percent approval rating, a decline of 25 points.
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· President Biden’s approval rating is at 41% this week, an eight point drop from this time last year when he was at a 49% approval rating. Nearly four in five (78%) Democrats approve of Biden’s work in office, but only 33% of independents and 12% of Republicans approve.
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Republicans Independents Democrats % % % 2022: 2022 Aug 1-23: 4: 40: 81: 2022 Jul 5-26: 5: 32: 78: 2022 Jun 1-20: 3: 36: 85: ... Biden Job Approval Down Most Among Younger Generations. President Joe Biden's job approval rating has declined 14 points on average since early in his presidency, with greater change among adults in younger ...
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· The only Presidents who had higher job approval ratings at this point were George W. Bush (65%) and George H.W. Bush (74%), both of whom were engaged in prosecuting wars in the Middle East, and ...
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· The position of the flag indicates whether the organization is partisan. Organizations are considered partisan if they operate on behalf of a candidate, party, campaign committee, PAC, super PAC, hybrid PAC, 501(c)(4), 501(c)(5) or 501(c)(6) organization that conducts a large majority of its political activity on behalf of one political party.
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As of April 2020, President Trump’s approval rate is 46.0% and his disapproval is at 49.6%. Approval Ratings by State. Approval ratings vary greatly by state and can indicate how a state will vote in the upcoming 2020 Presidential Election. Since his inauguration in January 2017, President Trump’s net approval has decreased in every state.
