Trump Disapproval Hits Record Sixty Percent Before Midterms

Published 1d ago · Latest report 1h ago · Election

Affects United States · Covered in 2 countries

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President Trump's disapproval rating hit a record 60 percent in a new national poll before Election Day.

A national poll reveals that President Trump's job disapproval rating has climbed to a record 60 percent just before the midterm elections. The survey also indicates a notable lead for Democrats among voters seeking a check on the administration. These findings emerge as the country prepares to head to the polls.

The disapprovalExactly 60 percent of surveyed voters disapprove of the current job performance.
The approvalPublic approval for the president stands at 40 percent in the latest survey.
The contextDemocrats hold a 7-point advantage nationally heading into the midterms.

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The IndependentTrump approval rating tracker: How the president's popularity has plunged ahead of the midterms1h ago · open ↗

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Why it matters

Midterm elections shape the balance of power in Washington by deciding control of Congress, making final voter sentiment polls a crucial barometer of public satisfaction with the sitting administration.

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60%disapproval rating

40%approval rating

7%Democratic midterm advantage

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