Describe this voter

[SingingAnalyst]

Voted for someone besides Trump in 2016 (Clinton, Johnson, or Stein), but approves of Trump's performance now (according to Gallup, just 36% approve Trump's performance while 60% disapprove).

[The Chill Moderate Republican]

Possibly a young millennial with a republican leaning
 

[Xing]

A normally partisan conservative Republican who couldn't quite stomach voting for him last year.

[Liberalrocks]

Someone who is off their medication....

[Stranger in a strange land]

Ben Shapiro

[vanguard96]

Voted for someone besides Trump in 2016 (Clinton, Johnson, or Stein), but approves of Trump's performance now (according to Gallup, just 36% approve Trump's performance while 60% disapprove).

To clarify does the 36% represent non-Trump voters who approve of Trump and not the overall approval rating.

My ideas of some candidate voters:

* Someone who's made a lot of money off the stock market since Trump came into office.

* A person affected by an industry that Trump's policies have generally helped - example corrections industry, oil & gas, private security, golf cart sales

* Perhaps they were Utahans who voted for what's his name.

* Or #nevertrumpers who in the end were republicans or leaned GOP and approved of say the travel ban or Syria's airfield attack or axing TPP or the Paris announcement.
 

[SingingAnalyst]

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36% is overall approval, per Gallup. Per 538.com it's 38.5% approve, 55.5% disapprove (overall).

I suspect Trump's approval among Clinton, Johnson, or Stein voters is in the single digits or barely 10% at best.

[Kingpoleon]

A nationalist person who supported Huntsman->Gingrich->Paul in 2012. Of the following five: opposition to the Paris agreement, anti-Assad foreign policy, Gorsuch-like SCOTUS justices, repeal and conservative replacement of ObamaCare, and anti-TPP, three of them are in their top five biggest issues.

[Kringla Heimsins]

Some Mormon whose one and only preoccupation is abortion. Strongly approves of the Gorsuch nomination, voted for McMullin.