Trump approval ratings thread 1.2

[BudgieForce]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

[junior chįmp]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

[Landslide Lyndon]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

Live look at RNC central.

[KingSweden]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

Ouch

[henster]

Poll from November in MN had Trump at 31/54

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=9ed21a28-1db6-466c-9cf1-dd22afcd5f9f

[Virginiá]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

Ouch

I like how the % of Republicans who are confident in Mueller conducting a fair investigation is only 44%, and this is coming from the party of law and order that routinely sides with cops in cases of police misconduct involving minorities. Who would have thought that Republicans would think an older white male Republican prosecutor could possibly be unfair to their guy, when all those older white male prosecutors have seemingly been fair and just to all those gunned down minorities

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Poll from November in MN had Trump at 31/54

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=9ed21a28-1db6-466c-9cf1-dd22afcd5f9f

Yeah, Minnesota is probably Safe D in 2020.

[GeorgiaModerate]

SurveyMonkey weekly tracker

Approve: 37 (-2)
Disapprove: 61 (+1)

Strongly approve 21 (+1)
Strongly disapprove 50 (+3)

Some favorability ratings:

James Comey 28/36
Jeff Sessions 19/46
Michael Flynn 9/52
Paul Manafort 5/45
Robert Mueller 33/24
Donald Trump 35/62
Ivanka Trump 38/42
Jared Kushner 16/47

[Holy Unifying Centrist]

PPP poll of 25 R-held swing districts for MoveOn, Dec 5-6, 3068 RV

Approve: 41
Disapprove: 56

Generic Congressional ballot: D 50, R 41

The 25 districts are AZ-2, CA-10, CA-25, CA-39, CA-45, CA-48, CA-49, CO-6, FL-26, FL-27, IA-1, IL-6, MI-11, NJ-2, NJ-11, NY-19, NY-22, PA-6, PA-7, PA-8, PA-15, TX-7, TX-23, VA-10, WA-8.

Avg generic ballot - +9 D
Hillary vs Trump average - +2.772 D

Democrats are doing an average of 6 points better than Hillary on the generic ballot

AZ-02 - +5 Hillary / +1.5 Romney
CA-10 - +3 Hillary / +3 Obama
CA-25 - +7 Hillary / +2 Romney
CA-39 - +9.5 Hillary / +4 Romney
CA-45 - +5 Hillary / +12 Romney
CA-48 - +1.5 Hillary / +12 Romney
CA-49 - +7 Hillary / +7 Romney
CO-6 - +9 Hillary / +5 Obama
FL-26 - +16 Hillary / +11.5 Obama
FL-27 - +20 Hillary / +7 Obama
IA-1 - +3.5 Trump / +14 Obama
IL-6 - +7 Hillary / +8 Romney
MI-11 - +4 Trump / +5 Romney
NJ-2 - +4 Trump / +8 Obama
NJ-11 - +1 Trump / +6 Romney
NY-19 - +6 Trump / +6 Obama
NY-22 - +15.5 Trump / +0.5 Romney
PA-6 - +0.5 Hillary / +2.5 Romney
PA-7 - +2.5 Hillary / +2 Romney
PA-8 - +0.2 Trump / +0.1 Romney
PA-15 - +7.5 Trump / +3 Romney
TX-7 - +1.5 Hillary / +20 Romney
TX-23 - +3.5 Hillary / +2.5 Romney
VA-10 - +10 Hillary / +1.5 Romney
WA-08 - +3 Hillary / +1.5 Obama

[KingSweden]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

Ouch

I like how the % of Republicans who are confident in Mueller conducting a fair investigation is only 44%, and this is coming from the party of law and order that routinely sides with cops in cases of police misconduct involving minorities. Who would have thought that Republicans would think an older white male Republican prosecutor could possibly be unfair to their guy, when all those older white male prosecutors have seemingly been fair and just to all those gunned down minorities

Indeed, if there’s one person I consider a flaming liberal, it’s the ex-Marine 12-year director of the FBI

[GeorgiaModerate]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

Ouch

I like how the % of Republicans who are confident in Mueller conducting a fair investigation is only 44%, and this is coming from the party of law and order that routinely sides with cops in cases of police misconduct involving minorities. Who would have thought that Republicans would think an older white male Republican prosecutor could possibly be unfair to their guy, when all those older white male prosecutors have seemingly been fair and just to all those gunned down minorities

Indeed, if there’s one person I consider a flaming liberal, it’s the ex-Marine 12-year director of the FBI

And a registered Republican as well.

[Virginiá]

And a registered Republican as well.

This is part of why I just can't take seriously these complaints about fairness coming from Trump supporters regarding Mueller. They got off easy on this. They drew a well-respected Republican to investigate their Republican president. They didn't get Ken Starr 2.0. Instead, they are lying in wait, waiting for any little thing to come out that they can blow completely out of proportion and use to smear Mueller's name and the investigation. Quite frankly, they should be ashamed of all these editorials and smear attempts on the special counsel. Evidently Mueller was a fine choice until he actually started uncovering dirt and charging people, then suddenly he was out of control and biased.

It's pathetic. At the very least I wish they would admit that they don't care if Trump is guilty, and that they just don't want him to be held accountable, whether out of pure partisanship or something else.

[junior chįmp]

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[KingSweden]

Pew Research

Approve: 32%
Disapprove: 63%

http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/

Ouch

I like how the % of Republicans who are confident in Mueller conducting a fair investigation is only 44%, and this is coming from the party of law and order that routinely sides with cops in cases of police misconduct involving minorities. Who would have thought that Republicans would think an older white male Republican prosecutor could possibly be unfair to their guy, when all those older white male prosecutors have seemingly been fair and just to all those gunned down minorities

Indeed, if there’s one person I consider a flaming liberal, it’s the ex-Marine 12-year director of the FBI

And a registered Republican as well.

That too.

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61% among Mormons? I, uh... I find that hard to believe

[Landslide Lyndon]

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What kind of a tool you must be if you're a Trump-approving Muslim.

[Pericles]

Trump is dropping in RCP and 538. Maybe we can get to 36% if he keeps this up.

[Crumpets]

Trump is dropping in RCP and 538. Maybe we can get to 36% if he keeps this up.

If you rank the days of the Trump presidency by how much underwater he is in the RCP average, there are only five days when his net approval was -19 or lower:

8/13/17: -20.0
8/7/17: -19.5
8/8/17: -19.5
12/7/17: -19.2 (current)
11/15/17: -19.0

[Crumpets]

Also, his current disapproval rating on RCP is at an all-time high of 57.5% If we are generous to Trump and assume that everyone who voted for a candidate other than him disapproves of him, that means that at bare minimum, about 7.4% of all Trump voters (representing 3.4% of the total electorate) now actively disapprove of his job performance, given the 54.1-45.9 split of not Trump-Trump voters in the election.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Gallup, 12/7

Approve 38 (+1)
Disapprove 58 (-1)

[BudgieForce]

Kind of hilarious Trump just posted the morning consult poll on twitter showing he has a 45% approval rating. Even if it were completely accurate, 45% is not good. Obama lost both houses of congress with 45% approval ratings.

[HisGrace]

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.

[Crumpets]

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.

Why, given the bill's 29% support among the public?

[junior chįmp]

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.

[GeorgiaModerate]

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.

He took a sudden negative turn last week, and this week he's made up some (not all) of that ground.  There were probably a couple of very bad days that have now rolled out of the sample.

[Hydera]

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.