Trump approval ratings thread 1.1

[Virginiá]

Gallup (September 14th)

Approve 37% (-/-)
Disapprove 56% (-1)

[Doimper]

Gallup (September 14th)

Approve 37% (-/-)
Disapprove 56% (-1)

Very interested in seeing what's going to happen once the immigration impasse starts showing in the numbers.

[Matty]

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Describe a person who approves of Christie but disapproves of trump

[Cactus Jack]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

[HisGrace]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

[OneJ]

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Things to take note of from the map:

-Trump is still doing very well in West Virginia.
-The #s in Michigan, Wisconsin, & Pennsylvania seem pretty consistent with the past polls we got.
-Trump's approval in Texas is surprisingly low.
-New Hampshire really hates Trump.
-Approval in Iowa is lower than in Ohio, interestingly (but then again, Iowa is more elastic of the two).
-Utah's approval is around 50%, if I'm not mistaken, is around similar %s in previous polls.
-Why is Trump's approval in Virginia higher than that of North Carolina?
-Trump's approval in both Georgia and Mississippi. Just look at them.

[PoliticalShelter]

Anybody else surprised by how well Trump is holding up in New Mexico, Virginia and Minnesota (at least compared to the rest of country)

[BlueSwan]

Anybody else surprised by how well Trump is holding up in New Mexico, Virginia and Minnesota (at least compared to the rest of country)

Yes, but margin of error and everything.

[Dr. Arch]

Anybody else surprised by how well Trump is holding up in New Mexico, Virginia and Minnesota (at least compared to the rest of country)

Yes, but margin of error and everything.

This. MN, as it has proven time and time again, is extremely inelastic, with Democrats having a higher floor and ceiling.

[TheSaint250]

What surprises me is how disapproving NH is of Trump.

[Kamala]

What surprises me is how disapproving NH is of Trump.

I mean... it's a Titanium D state. Not sure why it wouldn't disapprove.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

What surprises me is how disapproving NH is of Trump.

Well when you make an insensitive comment about a state where more people have lost their loved ones to drug overdoses than car crashes, you aren't going to get much love.

[TheSaint250]

I mean... it's a Titanium D state. Not sure why it wouldn't disapprove.

Lol very true

Well when you make an insensitive comment about a state where more people have lost their loved ones to drug overdoses than car crashes, you aren't going to get much love.

Yeah this is probably the reason.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

It's well known Texas will be a blue state in the future. The growing minority population will be too much for the GOP to adapt.

[pbrower2a]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

What is more likely is that a conservative alternative will split the right-leaning vote and let the Democratic nominee in the state with 45% of the vote.

But in any event, a Republican absolutely must win Texas a state that no Republican nominee for President has lost since 1968 without losing the Presidential election. Texas is near the national average in income, and the white Texas population is no longer less educated than whites elsewhere in America. Texas is also one of the most urban states in America.

That's before I even discuss the large minority populations.  

[pbrower2a]

Anybody else surprised by how well Trump is holding up in New Mexico, Virginia and Minnesota (at least compared to the rest of country)

Yes, but margin of error and everything.

...and that the sharp categories may show 39% and 41% in two different states looks like a sharp divide that really aren't there.

[Daniel909012]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

You will not live to see that, because of the political polarization even if they do not like Trump not vataran for a Democrat

It's well known Texas will be a blue state in the future. The growing minority population will be too much for the GOP to adapt.

That is a nonsense myth, everyone knows that most of that "minority population" never votes for laziness or for being illegal

[Devout Centrist]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

You will not live to see that, because of the political polarization even if they do not like Trump not vataran for a Democrat

It's well known Texas will be a blue state in the future. The growing minority population will be too much for the GOP to adapt.

That is a nonsense myth, everyone knows that most of that "minority population" never votes for laziness or for being illegal

I don't know how bad things are in FYROM, but we don't have parties that support those things here.

[Dr. Arch]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

You will not live to see that, because of the political polarization even if they do not like Trump not vataran for a Democrat

It's well known Texas will be a blue state in the future. The growing minority population will be too much for the GOP to adapt.

That is a nonsense myth, everyone knows that most of that "minority population" never votes for laziness or for being illegal

I don't know how bad things are in FYROM, but we don't have parties that support those things here.

I know right? What a ridiculous statement, even for a troll, lol.

[BlueSwan]

Those Texas figures are brutal.

If the Dems nominate the right candidate and Trump is still on the ballot 2020 could really be the election Texas turns blue (or red in Atlas colors).

You will not live to see that, because of the political polarization even if they do not like Trump not vataran for a Democrat

It's well known Texas will be a blue state in the future. The growing minority population will be too much for the GOP to adapt.

That is a nonsense myth, everyone knows that most of that "minority population" never votes for laziness or for being illegal

I don't know how bad things are in FYROM, but we don't have parties that support those things here.

I know right? What a ridiculous statement, even for a troll, lol.

I don't think he is a troll. He's seems to be a genuinely authentic moron.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Gallup, 9/14

Approve 37 (nc)
Disapprove 57 (+1)

[Bandit3 the Worker]

Gallup, 9/14

Approve 37 (nc)
Disapprove 57 (+1)

Imagine how bad his numbers would be if the media didn't cheer everything he does.

[GeorgiaModerate]

SurveyMonkey, 9/8-14, 16343 adults

Approve 42 (strongly 23; both +2 from previous week)
Disapprove 55 (strongly 44; both -2)

[Doimper]

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Things to take note of from the map:

-Trump is still doing very well in West Virginia.
-The #s in Michigan, Wisconsin, & Pennsylvania seem pretty consistent with the past polls we got.
-Trump's approval in Texas is surprisingly low.
-New Hampshire really hates Trump.
-Approval in Iowa is lower than in Ohio, interestingly (but then again, Iowa is more elastic of the two).
-Utah's approval is around 50%, if I'm not mistaken, is around similar %s in previous polls.
-Why is Trump's approval in Virginia higher than that of North Carolina?
-Trump's approval in both Georgia and Mississippi. Just look at them.

It's a fifty-state poll, don't read too much into it. The sample sizes are very small.

I'll eat my shoes if Trump actually has better approvals in New Mexico than in Texas.

[Virginiá]

Gallup (September 15th)

Approve 36% (-1)
Disapprove 59% (+2)