Trump approval ratings thread 1.6

[wbrocks67]

His approval rating has also collapsed on the Navigator tracking survey.

March 23: 47/49 (-2)
March 31: 48/51 (-3)
April 8: 45/52 (-7)
April 16: 44/54 (-10)
April 17: 43/55 (-12)

https://navigatorresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Navigator-Daily-Tracker-Topline-F04.17.20.pdf

[forgotten manatee]

His approval rating has also collapsed on the Navigator tracking survey.

March 23: 47/49 (-2)
March 31: 48/51 (-3)
April 8: 45/52 (-7)
April 16: 44/54 (-10)
April 17: 43/55 (-12)

https://navigatorresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Navigator-Daily-Tracker-Topline-F04.17.20.pdf

It needs to go a lot lower before we say 'collapse'. This is a reversion to his usual spot.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

All Trump has to do is allow Leader McConnell to sign Dem Bill's sent over from Speaker Pelosi, minimum wage increase and campaign finance reform and allow vote by mail by bailing out the Post Office and do and triangulation like Bush W did. But, those are McCain ideas too, and McCain isnt there, any longer

[GeorgiaModerate]

Florida: St. Pete Polls, April 16-17, 5659 RV

Approve 49
Disapprove 48

On coronavirus handling: 48/48

Biden 48.3, Trump 47.5

[wbrocks67]

His approval rating has also collapsed on the Navigator tracking survey.

March 23: 47/49 (-2)
March 31: 48/51 (-3)
April 8: 45/52 (-7)
April 16: 44/54 (-10)
April 17: 43/55 (-12)

https://navigatorresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Navigator-Daily-Tracker-Topline-F04.17.20.pdf

It needs to go a lot lower before we say 'collapse'. This is a reversion to his usual spot.

He was near the positives due to the pandemic. Dipping over 10% is a collapse

[wbrocks67]

Voters in WI/PA/MI approve of their governors response to the virus, but do not approve of Trumps, according to Navigator survey:

MI/PA/WI governor approval: 67/29 (+38)
Trump: 44/53 (-9)

https://twitter.com/nickgourevitch/status/1251592500797718529/photo/1

[Progressive Pessimist]

Florida: St. Pete Polls, April 16-17, 5659 RV

Approve 49
Disapprove 48

On coronavirus handling: 48/48

Biden 48.3, Trump 47.5

He's losing to Biden while having a net positive approval rating? I don't know if I buy that. It sounds like more Florida shenanigans.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Florida: St. Pete Polls, April 16-17, 5659 RV

Approve 49
Disapprove 48

On coronavirus handling: 48/48

Biden 48.3, Trump 47.5

He's losing to Biden while having a net positive approval rating? I don't know if I buy that. It sounds like more Florida shenanigans.

FWIW, it's consistent with a number of other polls that show Trump running a few points behind his approval rating against Biden.

[forgotten manatee]

His approval rating has also collapsed on the Navigator tracking survey.

March 23: 47/49 (-2)
March 31: 48/51 (-3)
April 8: 45/52 (-7)
April 16: 44/54 (-10)
April 17: 43/55 (-12)

https://navigatorresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Navigator-Daily-Tracker-Topline-F04.17.20.pdf

It needs to go a lot lower before we say 'collapse'. This is a reversion to his usual spot.

He was near the positives due to the pandemic. Dipping over 10% is a collapse

I consider it a collapse when he falls through his normal level of approval. Trump's approval now has just reverted to basically where its been for the last two years or so. Lets see if he starts falling into the upper 30s, with disapproval pushing north of 60%. Thats where it was after Charlottesville. If he falls below that level, we can start talking about collapse.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Harvard CAPS/Harris, April 14-16, 2394 RV

Approve 49
Disapprove 51

Biden 54
Trump 46

Yet another poll where Trump runs behind his approval rating against Biden.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Trump isnt at 49 percent and Biden isnt up by 8 either
 Trump is at 46 percent

[GeorgiaModerate]

NBC/WSJ, April 13-15, 900 RV (1-month change)

Approve 46 (nc)
Disapprove 51 (nc)

Strongly approve 32 (-1)
Strongly disapprove 44 (+1)

Biden 49 (-3), Trump 42 (-1)

[forgotten manatee]

Sigh. Anything above 40% approval is a total disgrace at this point.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Contrary to the MSN polls that show LA as a battleground state which it isnt CO and KS can give Dems 271 votes to secure the EC map and KS would give Dems the Senate majority with Barb Bollier. KS has replaced IA as the Bellwether of the election with its 6 EC votes

[forgotten manatee]

Contrary to the MSN polls that show LA as a battleground state which it isnt CO and KS can give Dems 271 votes to secure the EC map and KS would give Dems the Senate majority with Barb Bollier. KS has replaced IA as the Bellwether of the election with its 6 EC votes

Is anyone really taking seriously the notion that Kansas is a battleground state for the Presidential election in 2020? Maybe down the line it will go the way of Colorado, but its hard to see it going from Trump + 20 to Biden.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

LA is a Trump +20 state

[wbrocks67]

NBC/WSJ, April 13-15, 900 RV (1-month change)

Approve 46 (nc)
Disapprove 51 (nc)

Strongly approve 32 (-1)
Strongly disapprove 44 (+1)

Biden 49 (-3), Trump 42 (-1)

For whatever reason, despite the H2H #s still being favorable for Dems, NBC/WSJ usually has Trump's approval on the higher end. Even back in the 2018 midterms, their last poll in Oct or Nov had Trump at like a -2 or -3 approval.

[Joe Republic]

This seems like the best thread for this:

https://twitter.com/politidope/status/1251898856058560513?s=21

[riceowl]

It's always funny to look at these and think how Indiana voted for Obama in 08 and became unreachable mere months later.

[wbrocks67]

This seems like the best thread for this:

https://twitter.com/politidope/status/1251898856058560513?s=21

It's odd to me that Civiqs has the capacity to just test straight up Trump's virus approval in every state, but yet they are using this weird "federal government response" question

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

It does indeed looks like a wave, Biden +5 and the changes Biden would make is testing before you go to work, which Trump could do and he wont do it. Just like many things Trump can do like sign campaign finance reform and minimum wage increase, and free college tuition. Which is very sad, that Trump wont triangulate like Bush W did in the aftermath of Enron.

KS would go Dem in such scenario, and is the new Iowa

[American2020]

https://twitter.com/TimAlberta/status/1252253431173206016

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

https://twitter.com/TimAlberta/status/1252253431173206016

That's a Republican pollster so I'd wager her real approval is at least 60%.

[pbrower2a]

At this point the President's bungled handling of COVID-19 seems like the most likely focus of the 2020 election. The President cannot run from his record. As the death tolls mount, he will find himself losing one state after another. He will probably get culpability for failing to have an economic plan in place.

Open America to the ravages of the virus? Mass death could cause people to find lower rents and less competition for work. 

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

That's not the only reason why Trump is losing,  he is losing because he is corrupt as well and voters still remember he has been impeached.  He wont sign campaign finance reform and raise minimum wage that will be income inequality or corruption.

That's why the job handling of COVID 19 isnt affecting his electability, he is still corrupt