That is, Trump's current approval rating with registered/likely voters of 40.2%, according to the Real Clear Politics average of recent polls, represents a 5.9% drop from his election popular vote percentage.
That 40.2% compares unfavorably with his 42% figure the last time I checked this on September 21. Will a stronger economy and a grownup foreign policy push these numbers higher, or will Trump's hyper-ventilated reactions to all criticism continue to blot out his considerable achievements to date? I have no idea.
Showing posts with label Trump Approval. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trump Approval. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Trump tracking-down 4.1%
In the Real Clear Politics average of RV/LV, Trump stands at 42% approval.
This is down 4.1% from his election popular vote percentage, but up from 40% last time I checked this on September 13.
I track this not only because because I'm interested in this figure, but because I track all sorts of stuff-health numbers like blood pressure and resting pulse, twitter tweets per follower, a wide variety of baseball stats, etc. I do love numbers.
This is down 4.1% from his election popular vote percentage, but up from 40% last time I checked this on September 13.
I track this not only because because I'm interested in this figure, but because I track all sorts of stuff-health numbers like blood pressure and resting pulse, twitter tweets per follower, a wide variety of baseball stats, etc. I do love numbers.
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Trump tracking-down 6.1%
Trump's average approval among registered/likely voters (RCP) is 40%. He got 46.1% of the vote last year.
I've been tracking this and will update it on occasion.
By the way, the full breakdown of the vote totals by David Wasserman is fascinating, at least to politics junkies like myself.
I've been tracking this and will update it on occasion.
By the way, the full breakdown of the vote totals by David Wasserman is fascinating, at least to politics junkies like myself.
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