Three new national polls released Wednesday show President Donald Trump The approval rating has dropped slightly since taking over the White House a month ago.
45% of voters questioned in a Quinnipiac survey say they agree with the way Trump handles him Be the President49% disapproved.
This is more than a Quinnipiac poll conducted in late January during a Quinnipiac poll conducted during the first week of inauguration after the presidential inauguration, which was 46%-43% approved/disapproved.
A new national poll by Gallup shows that the president has 45% approval and 51% opposition, down from 47%-48% approval/disapproval at the end of last month.
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President Donald Trump speaks on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. (via AP pool)
And according to Reuters/IPSOS Country Survey The president also released Wednesday, receiving 44% approval and 51% opposition. Trump conducted the last poll in the second half of the first week of the president’s second administration late last month.
up to date Quinnipiac poll It was conducted from February 13 to 17, in the field from February 3 to 16, and the investigation was conducted from February 13 to 128.
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Recent surveys from other voting organizations show Trump’s Approval Level Keep it on the water.
Trump maintained his crazy pace during his opening hours at the White House and adopted an avalanche of executive orders and actions. His move not only fulfilled the promises of some of his major campaigns, but also allowed the return president to bend his executives, quickly put his stamps on the federal government, cut his hands to the federal labor force, and address some long-term dissatisfaction.
President Donald Trump signs an executive order at the White House in Washington, D.C. on February 10, 2025 (Reuters)
Trump has signed nearly 70 execution orders that far exceed the speed of any recent presidential predecessor, according to one Fox News charge.
The president never shyly promotes his achievements, and last week promoted social media “three good weeks, maybe the best week of all time.”
In a press conference Tuesday, Trump argued: “Incredible things are happening in our country.”
He added: “I think we’ve made progress in three weeks than they did in four years.” Former President Biden.
While Trump’s second term recognition rank improved over his first term—he began in negative territory in 2017, and remained underwater during his White House tenure—his numbers were lower than Biden (Biden) ) Under the single term he served.
Biden’s approval rate hovered in the mid-50s during his first six months at the White House, low in the 1930s to 1940s to mid-40s, and his disapproval.
Former President Joe Biden talked about the achievements of his administration in a December 10, 2024 speech. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
However, Biden’s figures fell into negative territory in late 2021 and fall, following his critical handling of the turmoil The United States withdraws from Afghanistan Amid inflation and a bunch of immigrants, cross the United States along the southern border with Mexico.
Biden’s approval rating remains underwater for the rest of his presidency.
New polls show that there is a great partisan division about Trump’s performance.
Nine out of ten Republicans questioned in the Quinnipiac investigation gave Trump a thumbs up. But among independents, his approval fell to 43%, while Democrats were just 4%.
President Donald Trump arrived on January 20, 2025 before taking office at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. (Melina Mara/pool/Getty Images)
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Gallup’s news highlighted: “Ninety-three percent of Republicans, 37 percent of independents and 4 percent of Democrats agree with Trump’s overall job performance.”
Meanwhile, the Gallup poll pointed out that despite Trump’s rating lower, Americans’ approval of Congress has soared 12 points since early January, 29% in the latest survey. This is the highest approval rate for the Gallup polls China since May 2021.
