Trump approval ratings thread 1.2

[IceSpear]

I would have thought the tax bill would have helped him but he's been nosediving on RCP. He's lost two points in the last week or so.

Nothing will ever help Trump improve.

Eh. He was at 62% disapproval almost a week ago but is at 58% now after endorsing Rapin Roy Moore. That clearly rallied any wayward RINOs to his side.

 
Flynn story made it drop along with the tax bill being passed so hastily. Eventually the news cycle again tapering of and the same contingent of moderate republicans polled who swing between approve and disapprove went back to approving again.

So people have already forgotten about Manafort and Flynn, yet Atlas continues to pretend events 3 years before the election will have an impact. lol

[GeorgiaModerate]

Gallup, 12/8

Approve 37 (-1)
Disapprove 58 (nc)

[Pericles]

I would have thought the tax bill would have helped him but he's been nosediving on RCP. He's lost two points in the last week or so.

Nothing will ever help Trump improve.

Eh. He was at 62% disapproval almost a week ago but is at 58% now after endorsing Rapin Roy Moore. That clearly rallied any wayward RINOs to his side.

 
Flynn story made it drop along with the tax bill being passed so hastily. Eventually the news cycle again tapering of and the same contingent of moderate republicans polled who swing between approve and disapprove went back to approving again.

So people have already forgotten about Manafort and Flynn, yet Atlas continues to pretend events 3 years before the election will have an impact. lol

9/11 had an impact in 2004.

[IceSpear]

I would have thought the tax bill would have helped him but he's been nosediving on RCP. He's lost two points in the last week or so.

Nothing will ever help Trump improve.

Eh. He was at 62% disapproval almost a week ago but is at 58% now after endorsing Rapin Roy Moore. That clearly rallied any wayward RINOs to his side.

 
Flynn story made it drop along with the tax bill being passed so hastily. Eventually the news cycle again tapering of and the same contingent of moderate republicans polled who swing between approve and disapprove went back to approving again.

So people have already forgotten about Manafort and Flynn, yet Atlas continues to pretend events 3 years before the election will have an impact. lol

9/11 had an impact in 2004.

9/11s don't happen every day. I mean the "Klobuchar didn't call for Franken to resign, SHE'S FINISHED!" and the "muh tax bill" crap.

[CookieDamage]

I would have thought the tax bill would have helped him but he's been nosediving on RCP. He's lost two points in the last week or so.

Nothing will ever help Trump improve.

Eh. He was at 62% disapproval almost a week ago but is at 58% now after endorsing Rapin Roy Moore. That clearly rallied any wayward RINOs to his side.

 
Flynn story made it drop along with the tax bill being passed so hastily. Eventually the news cycle again tapering of and the same contingent of moderate republicans polled who swing between approve and disapprove went back to approving again.

So people have already forgotten about Manafort and Flynn, yet Atlas continues to pretend events 3 years before the election will have an impact. lol

9/11 had an impact in 2004.

9/11s don't happen every day. I mean the "Klobuchar didn't call for Franken to resign, SHE'S FINISHED!" and the "muh tax bill" crap.

The Russia investigation isn't going away, and will probably be a major factor by 2018/2020. "Some people" isn't proof nor evidence so stop using it as such to talk about Flynn and Manafort.

[pbrower2a]

...and 2022. Any US Senators elected with known aid of Russian aid in the 2016 election will be up for re-election then. Reasonable expectations in 2016 were that Democrats would cut into the Republican wave of 2010 in the Senate.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Gallup, 12/9

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

[Horus]

Gallup, 12/9

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

And back down it goes.

[Pericles]

Obamacare had an impact in 2012. Major legislation has impacts.

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Obamacare had an impact in 2012. Major legislation has impacts.

Obviously.

[American2020]

Ipsos

December 07, 2017

Disapprove: 59.1%
Approve: 36.7%
Mixed feelings: 4.2%

http://polling.reuters.com/#poll/CP3_2/

[Thank you for being a friend...]

Ipsos

December 07, 2017

Disapprove: 59.1%
Approve: 36.7%
Mixed feelings: 4.2%

http://polling.reuters.com/#poll/CP3_2/

18-34: 70% disapproves, 27% approves.

More than 2/3 of younger Americans despise this President.  Sad!  #ToxicTrump  #Party of Roy Moore

[KingSweden]

Ipsos

December 07, 2017

Disapprove: 59.1%
Approve: 36.7%
Mixed feelings: 4.2%

http://polling.reuters.com/#poll/CP3_2/

18-34: 70% disapproves, 27% approves.

More than 2/3 of younger Americans despise this President.  Sad!  #ToxicTrump  #Party of Roy Moore

Honest to God, I know of like 10 young Trump voters personally who regret their vote now. And I didn't even bring the conversation up.

That’s a positive sign honestly

[Gass3268]

PPP: Trump is 20 points underwater in Colorado

[LimoLiberal]

Great poll for Trump. https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/polls/colorado-political-landscape/

Only -20 in approval in Colorado, a state with a disproportionate amount of Latinos and college educated whites, not to mention that he lost it by 5 points. He should be down by much more, but this suggests his national approval rating is only about -13 or so, and rising.

[Kamala]

Great poll for Trump. https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/polls/colorado-political-landscape/

Only -20 in approval in Colorado, a state with a disproportionate amount of Latinos and college educated whites, not to mention that he lost it by 5 points. He should be down by much more, but this suggests his national approval rating is only about -13 or so, and rising.

Points:
-Colorado was only 3 points to the left of the nation. Therefore, in a universal swing (no such thing), Trump would be -17 in this poll nationwide
-PPP is usually one of his better polls
-This is  most certainly not a good poll or a rebound.

Any more proof LimoLiberal is a troll?

Hey, he might just be an idiot.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Gallup, 12/10

Approve 35 (-1)
Disapprove 60 (+1)

[junior chįmp]

Gallup, 12/10

Approve 35 (-1)
Disapprove 60 (+1)

Thats more like it

[Virginiá]

18-34: 70% disapproves, 27% approves.

More than 2/3 of younger Americans despise this President.  Sad!  #ToxicTrump  #Party of Roy Moore

Honest to God, I know of like 10 young Trump voters personally who regret their vote now. And I didn't even bring the conversation up.

I wonder where Trump would stand with 18-34 year olds if his approval slid down to 23% - 25%. Maybe 15%? 10%? Trump has real potential to drag himself and the Republican brand down to reverse North Korea numbers before 2020 comes around.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Trump has officially hit his worst rating yet on the RCP averages.

Approve: 37.3%
Disapprove: 57.9%

-20.6

(12/11/17)

[Landslide Lyndon]

Yeah, after a long period where Trump had stabilized at around 37-38% of approval he seems to have slipped a bit more. His slow-motion descend continues.

[pbrower2a]

At this point, approval and favorability can't be far off from each other.

Colorado, Keating Research. 35-64 favorable.unfavorable.  The unfavorable figure was 55% in March.

Others: Senators Bennett (D) 57%, Gardner (R)
44% favorability.

California, Public Policy Institute
Nov 10-19 (Last poll Sept. 27)

All adults
Trump approval: 28% (+1)
Trump disapproval: 68% (-1)
Undecided: 5% (+1)

Likely voters
Trump approval: 34% (+3)
Trump disapproval: 63% (-3)
Undecided: 3%

P.S. -- I have been polled in Michigan. It is a favorability poll, but it is hard to distinguish the meaning between favorability and approval at this point.

Using "likely voters" for California...  

An update on Colorado. I would rather would rather see an approval poll for some other state, but here I have an approval poll of Colorado that supplants a favorability poll.  PPP, which does a great quantity of statewide  polling and of a wider variety of states than anyone else, has the President's approval at 36% and disapproval at 56%. I prefer approval or some other measure of achievement as opposed to liking and disliking.  The difference between apples and oranges, that is between unfavorability by one pollster and disapproval by another is huge, and the 64% unfavorable rating of the older poll could have been an exaggeration. Between favorability and approval the difference is really slight.

55% disapproval is utterly awful in what has usually been understood as a swing state since the 1990s. Maybe Colorado isn't a swing state anymore. Or is it? This isn't far from some national tracking polls. Colorado may not be the problem for Donald Trump.     

Colorado, PPP: approval 36%, disapproval 56%

 
https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/ColoradoPoll121117.pdf

This approval map shows  electoral votes to the states on the approval map.

Trump approval, net positive

55% or higher
50-54%
44-49%

Ties are in white.

Trump approval, net negative

44-49%
40-45%
39% or lower

But raw disapproval numbers appear instead  of electoral votes here:

Disapproval (net negative for Trump) :

55% or higher
50-54%
44-49%

Ties are in white.

(net positive for Trump)
46-49%  
41-45%
40% or lower

[Virginiá]

Yeah, after a long period where Trump had stabilized at around 37-38% of approval he seems to have slipped a bit more. His slow-motion descend continues.

It seems like Trump has been hitting very high 50s / low 60s more often. One thing to keep in mind is that if Trump did in fact stabilize at a lower range, it wouldn't be immediately obvious. Probably not for a few weeks, anyway.

[IceSpear]

Great poll for Trump. https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/polls/colorado-political-landscape/

Only -20 in approval in Colorado, a state with a disproportionate amount of Latinos and college educated whites, not to mention that he lost it by 5 points. He should be down by much more, but this suggests his national approval rating is only about -13 or so, and rising.

Because it's every president's dream to be at "only -20" in a state you lost by 5 points and "only -13" nationally.

[forgotten manatee]

Is there a more recent state-by-state POTUS approval poll that includes all 50 states? Seems the last one was done in October.