Donald Trump's Approval Rating Hits All-Time Low 17 Days Before Midterms
Summary
A recent poll shows President Donald Trump’s strong approval rating has dropped to 19 percent, the lowest in the survey series, with overall approval at 41 percent and disapproval at 58 percent. This decline comes just 17 days before the November midterm elections, where Republicans are relying on Trump’s support to help maintain control of Congress.Key Facts
- President Trump’s strong approval rating is 19 percent, the lowest recorded in this poll series.
- Overall job approval is 41 percent, while 58 percent of people disapprove of his performance.
- The net approval rating (approval minus disapproval) is -17 points.
- The poll was done online with 2,000 registered voters from October 5 to 13.
- The margin of error in the poll is ±2.2 percentage points.
- Strong disapproval stands at 46 percent, higher than strong approval.
- Republicans want voters to treat Trump like he is on the ballot in the midterms.
- Forecasts show Democrats are likely to gain control of the House and possibly the Senate.
- The White House says Trump remains a powerful leader and motivator for Republicans despite the approval ratings.
- The poll shows a growing gap between voters who strongly support and strongly oppose Trump, which can affect voter turnout and campaign strategies.
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