Trump approval ratings thread 2.0

[President Johnson]

YouGov/Economist

Trump fav 42/53 (adults); 45/54 (RV)
Vance fav 37/52 (adults); 42/52 (RV)

Trump approval 42/52 (adults); 45/53 (RV)

Crime 45/41 (adults); 48/43 (RV)
Guns 38/41 (adults); 42/41 (RV)
Taxes and government spending 44/47 (adults); 46/50 (RV)
Abortion 37/43 (adults); 39/45 (RV)
Jobs and the economy 42/49 (adults); 45/51 (RV)
Climate change and the environment 35/45 (adults); 39/46 (RV)
Health care 37/47 (adults); 39/49 (RV)
Inflation/prices 37/55 (adults); 42/55 (RV)

https://d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/econTabReport_wmD8f2B.pdf#page=3

The tide is turning where adults are now *worse* for Trump than RV. Those low/non engagement folks are quickly turning on him.

I will never understand how any sane person would approve the "handling of crime" by a convicted felon. Apparently experience for once matters.

[GeorgiaModerate]

https://twitter.com/gelliottmorris/status/1912610238181548389

[GAinDC]

Civiqs Trump approval in the big 7 swing states (margin rounded)

Arizona: 46-50 (-3)

North Carolina: 46-51 (-5)

Wisconsin: 46-51 (-5)

Pennsylvania: 44-52 (-7)

Nevada: 44-52 (-8)

Georgia: 44-52 (-8)

Michigan:44-25 (-9)


Surprising states (large departure from 2024 result)

Texas: 48-49 (-1)

Iowa: (48-48) +0

South Carolina: (49-47) +2

Minnesota: 38-58 (-20)

New Hampshire: 36-60 (-24)

New Jersey: 33-63 (-30)





https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

[GAinDC]

https://twitter.com/gelliottmorris/status/1912610238181548389

Obama’s honeymoon in ‘09 remains unmatched

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

Where is Heatcharger now

[Doomer]

Civiqs Trump approval in the big 7 swing states (margin rounded)

Arizona: 46-50 (-3)

North Carolina: 46-51 (-5)

Wisconsin: 46-51 (-5)

Pennsylvania: 44-52 (-7)

Nevada: 44-52 (-8)

Georgia: 44-52 (-8)

Michigan:44-25 (-9)


Surprising states (large departure from 2024 result)

Texas: 48-49 (-1)

Iowa: (48-48) +0

South Carolina: (49-47) +2

Minnesota: 38-58 (-20)

New Hampshire: 36-60 (-24)

New Jersey: 33-63 (-30)





https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

Makes little difference. Trump won and Republicans will rig elections going forward. He’ll run for a third term; Idk how it’ll happen but I know that it will and that he will remain president despite the Constitution.

[GAinDC]

Civiqs Trump approval in the big 7 swing states (margin rounded)

Arizona: 46-50 (-3)

North Carolina: 46-51 (-5)

Wisconsin: 46-51 (-5)

Pennsylvania: 44-52 (-7)

Nevada: 44-52 (-8)

Georgia: 44-52 (-8)

Michigan:44-25 (-9)


Surprising states (large departure from 2024 result)

Texas: 48-49 (-1)

Iowa: (48-48) +0

South Carolina: (49-47) +2

Minnesota: 38-58 (-20)

New Hampshire: 36-60 (-24)

New Jersey: 33-63 (-30)





https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

Makes little difference. Trump won and Republicans will rig elections going forward. He’ll run for a third term; Idk how it’ll happen but I know that it will and that he will remain president despite the Constitution.

You’re gonna have to come up with an actual vote rigging theory if you wanna keep dooming, brother

[Doomer]

Civiqs Trump approval in the big 7 swing states (margin rounded)

Arizona: 46-50 (-3)

North Carolina: 46-51 (-5)

Wisconsin: 46-51 (-5)

Pennsylvania: 44-52 (-7)

Nevada: 44-52 (-8)

Georgia: 44-52 (-8)

Michigan:44-25 (-9)


Surprising states (large departure from 2024 result)

Texas: 48-49 (-1)

Iowa: (48-48) +0

South Carolina: (49-47) +2

Minnesota: 38-58 (-20)

New Hampshire: 36-60 (-24)

New Jersey: 33-63 (-30)





https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

Makes little difference. Trump won and Republicans will rig elections going forward. He’ll run for a third term; Idk how it’ll happen but I know that it will and that he will remain president despite the Constitution.

You’re gonna have to come up with an actual vote rigging theory if you wanna keep dooming, brother

Republicans are evil.

Beyond that, I don't know. But anyone who doesn't think they will TRY something extremely shady, further pushing against the Constitution and the rule of law, is extremely naive. Equally naive if you think for one second that they haven't learned from 1/6 and will work on a different method of couping.

[For Trump, everything. For immigrants, the law]

It’s still extremely depressing to see those immigration numbers.

Trump: *sends innocent people to death camps without due process and defying the courts*
Over 50% of Americans, including some Democrats: good job A+

Other pollsters have asked about the deportations in particular and I think Trump is in negative territory in that regard.

Yeah, I think there's a bit of nuance there. I think most people think of Trumps "immigration" plan as just "border security / deport all the illegal criminals" because when you ask about the deportations themselves, especially of people who have been here a long time, (let alone innocent people) the numbers are quite different

To me, though, “approving” of Trump on immigration despite everything that’s going on with El Salvador/ICE, even if someone is “tougher” on immigration than I am is a bunch of “other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?”

[HisGrace]

Civiqs Trump approval in the big 7 swing states (margin rounded)

Arizona: 46-50 (-3)

North Carolina: 46-51 (-5)

Wisconsin: 46-51 (-5)

Pennsylvania: 44-52 (-7)

Nevada: 44-52 (-8)

Georgia: 44-52 (-8)

Michigan:44-25 (-9)


Surprising states (large departure from 2024 result)

Texas: 48-49 (-1)

Iowa: (48-48) +0

South Carolina: (49-47) +2

Minnesota: 38-58 (-20)

New Hampshire: 36-60 (-24)

New Jersey: 33-63 (-30)





https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

Makes little difference. Trump won and Republicans will rig elections going forward. He’ll run for a third term; Idk how it’ll happen but I know that it will and that he will remain president despite the Constitution.

You’re gonna have to come up with an actual vote rigging theory if you wanna keep dooming, brother

They're obviously trying to significantly limit the franchise and create conditions for votes to be retroactively tossed out through legal action. Whether they succeed is another matter.

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

Users that Doom don't donate to Ds just like Snowlabrador, they just guest what Eday is like. It's called donating to Ds, because Rs support the rich and don't need donations

Like I already donated to Osborn and will do the same again and donate to Sage. Eday is next yr not this ye

[GAinDC]

Civiqs Trump approval in the big 7 swing states (margin rounded)

Arizona: 46-50 (-3)

North Carolina: 46-51 (-5)

Wisconsin: 46-51 (-5)

Pennsylvania: 44-52 (-7)

Nevada: 44-52 (-8)

Georgia: 44-52 (-8)

Michigan:44-25 (-9)


Surprising states (large departure from 2024 result)

Texas: 48-49 (-1)

Iowa: (48-48) +0

South Carolina: (49-47) +2

Minnesota: 38-58 (-20)

New Hampshire: 36-60 (-24)

New Jersey: 33-63 (-30)





https://civiqs.com/results/approve_president_trump_2025?uncertainty=true&zoomIn=true&annotations=true&map=true

Makes little difference. Trump won and Republicans will rig elections going forward. He’ll run for a third term; Idk how it’ll happen but I know that it will and that he will remain president despite the Constitution.

You’re gonna have to come up with an actual vote rigging theory if you wanna keep dooming, brother

Republicans are evil.

Beyond that, I don't know. But anyone who doesn't think they will TRY something extremely shady, further pushing against the Constitution and the rule of law, is extremely naive. Equally naive if you think for one second that they haven't learned from 1/6 and will work on a different method of couping.

Oh I definitely think they’ll try something but I’m not convinced they’ll succeed.

And there’s a difference between passing voter suppression bills and canceling elections. Both are horrible but require different strategies to resist.

to bring it back to approvals — it gets harder for them to get away with it if the popular support isn’t there.  

[Crumpets]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5wkuyf6gpcm5k4ipd223i75n/post/3lmikztiru22u

The Cascade PBS/Elway poll surveyed 403 registered voters across the state between March 27 and 31 using a mix of landline, cell phone and online interviews. It has a 95% confidence level, meaning that if the survey were conducted 100 times, the results would be within five percentage points of these results at least 95 times.

About 60% of respondents said Trump was bringing the wrong kind of change to the country, an increase from 2017 when 46% of voters gave that response to the same question shortly after Trump took office for the first time. In this year’s poll, 63% also said they disapproved of his leadership style. In April 2017, 56% did.

[GAinDC]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5wkuyf6gpcm5k4ipd223i75n/post/3lmikztiru22u

The Cascade PBS/Elway poll surveyed 403 registered voters across the state between March 27 and 31 using a mix of landline, cell phone and online interviews. It has a 95% confidence level, meaning that if the survey were conducted 100 times, the results would be within five percentage points of these results at least 95 times.

About 60% of respondents said Trump was bringing the wrong kind of change to the country, an increase from 2017 when 46% of voters gave that response to the same question shortly after Trump took office for the first time. In this year’s poll, 63% also said they disapproved of his leadership style. In April 2017, 56% did.

Public sentiment is tracking just how I thought it would.

Who are these people who temporarily lost their minds last November?

[American2020]

With these bad polls, results in FL and WI, Booker and tarriffs, we can conclude this is the end of the beginning of the last chapter of Trump's second and last term.
Midterms: the beginning of the end

[Progressive Pessimist]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5wkuyf6gpcm5k4ipd223i75n/post/3lmikztiru22u

The Cascade PBS/Elway poll surveyed 403 registered voters across the state between March 27 and 31 using a mix of landline, cell phone and online interviews. It has a 95% confidence level, meaning that if the survey were conducted 100 times, the results would be within five percentage points of these results at least 95 times.

About 60% of respondents said Trump was bringing the wrong kind of change to the country, an increase from 2017 when 46% of voters gave that response to the same question shortly after Trump took office for the first time. In this year’s poll, 63% also said they disapproved of his leadership style. In April 2017, 56% did.

Public sentiment is tracking just how I thought it would.

Who are these people who temporarily lost their minds last November?

People did not take that election seriously enough, and clearly those of us with sense were outnumbered.

[GAinDC]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5wkuyf6gpcm5k4ipd223i75n/post/3lmikztiru22u

The Cascade PBS/Elway poll surveyed 403 registered voters across the state between March 27 and 31 using a mix of landline, cell phone and online interviews. It has a 95% confidence level, meaning that if the survey were conducted 100 times, the results would be within five percentage points of these results at least 95 times.

About 60% of respondents said Trump was bringing the wrong kind of change to the country, an increase from 2017 when 46% of voters gave that response to the same question shortly after Trump took office for the first time. In this year’s poll, 63% also said they disapproved of his leadership style. In April 2017, 56% did.

Public sentiment is tracking just how I thought it would.

Who are these people who temporarily lost their minds last November?

People did not take that election seriously enough, and clearly those of us with sense were outnumbered.

And that includes many on the left who had nothing but smoke for Biden/Harris and basically ignored the threat of Trump.

Now, many of them are peddling outrage over Trump when they should have been doing that last year. They want people to forget but I haven’t.

[K.W.R.A.E. 8647]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:sbdnltkjqzeb5qshxmi7wu2i/post/3lmxhfqqah22q

[Progressive Pessimist]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:sbdnltkjqzeb5qshxmi7wu2i/post/3lmxhfqqah22q

If Carney and the Liberals win, as they look poised to do, this election (and maybe South Korea's too in June) is basically how last November should have gone for us if our population was more rational.

[American2020]

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5wkuyf6gpcm5k4ipd223i75n/post/3lmikztiru22u

The Cascade PBS/Elway poll surveyed 403 registered voters across the state between March 27 and 31 using a mix of landline, cell phone and online interviews. It has a 95% confidence level, meaning that if the survey were conducted 100 times, the results would be within five percentage points of these results at least 95 times.

About 60% of respondents said Trump was bringing the wrong kind of change to the country, an increase from 2017 when 46% of voters gave that response to the same question shortly after Trump took office for the first time. In this year’s poll, 63% also said they disapproved of his leadership style. In April 2017, 56% did.

Public sentiment is tracking just how I thought it would.

Who are these people who temporarily lost their minds last November?

People did not take that election seriously enough, and clearly those of us with sense were outnumbered.

And that includes many on the left who had nothing but smoke for Biden/Harris and basically ignored the threat of Trump.

Now, many of them are peddling outrage over Trump when they should have been doing that last year. They want people to forget but I haven’t.

Many wanted to sanction Biden/Harris.
There should be a great lesson: rudge and anger never make up for injustice.

[jvmh2009]

With these bad polls, results in FL and WI, Booker and tarriffs, we can conclude this is the end of the beginning of the last chapter of Trump's second and last term.
Midterms: the beginning of the end

Long time between now and then. Don't be spiking the football yet

[wbrocks67]

https://twitter.com/gelliottmorris/status/1912610238181548389

This is a more important point I think - Trump started out decently more popular (contextually speaking) than his first term, and yet now 3 months in, he's already nearly down to where he was at the same point in 2017. That just shows that he came in with a *minor* amount of goodwill where there were certainly (some) people willing to give him a chance again if he came through on anything he promised (lower prices, etc.) and he could not have squandered it faster. Just completely shows how Trump may be a political talent in some areas, but he certainly is not in many other ways.

[wbrocks67]

Emerson already has him 28/56 in CA - yikes

https://emersoncollegepolling.com/april-2025-california-poll-harris-leads-hypothetical-gubernatorial-primary-50-of-voters-think-she-should-not-run/

[wbrocks67]

CNBC - 44/51 approval

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/04/17/tariffs-weight-on-trump-approval-cnbc-survey-finds.html

[CookieDamage]

CNBC - 44/51 approval

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/04/17/tariffs-weight-on-trump-approval-cnbc-survey-finds.html

I'm interested in how independents view deporting illegal immigrants