34 percent approval
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fake news. outlier poll. gallup was wrong as fuck in 2016. their methods are likely suspect.
And Hillary Clinton has a 98 percent chance of winning..........So the polls say
The polls were largely within the margin of error.
The early November polls quite accurately predicted Hillary would win by about 2 or 2.5 percent. Which was very close to the final result, which was Trump being blown out by three million votes on election night.
The only thing that Trump had going for him was an unprecedented fluke of the undemocratic Electoral College which will likely never happen again in our life times.
cawacko
Well-known member
Fluke? Has there ever been a presidential election where the EC wasn't used? People know the rules going in. And it also happened in 2000. Not sure why we couldn't see it again
Fake President
Time for your medicine
You are mentally unstable, as you wrote this...............The early November polls quite accurately predicted Hillary would win by about 2 or 2.5 percent.
Actually retard the polls were quite inaccurate, but you being a schitzo can't see that.
As for the electoral college picking the winner and saying we will never see that again, your delusional mind is equal to a pile of goo, as the electoral college picks every president, the next one as well
Another Day Another Poll: The Orange Nazi Sympathizer is at 35% in This One
And another national poll has our Orange Nazi Sympathizer at 35 percent approval.
And another national poll has our Orange Nazi Sympathizer at 35 percent approval.
canceled.2021.3
Former Vice President
We have been over and over this. Many polls were accurate, it was the analysis of the polls that were inaccurate. Libtards love their popularity contests.
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lulz
Cancel 2020.1
Canceled
They were. It's a proven myth at this point that the polls were "way off" compared to previous elections.
Do you really think Trump is at 50% or something? Every outlet has had him in the mid-30's for awhile now. He's a nutjob, and most people get that now.
Buckly J. Ewer
Racism Whistleblower
Cling to that...
evince
Truthmatters
I wish you could understand how asslicky you sound
Fake President
Well she did win - the vote, which is what polls judge.
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Trump approval rating: So low it has to go up? Don't bet on it.
Trump hasn't hit 50% to date. He could be the first president in the history of polling to never earn the support of a majority of Americans.
Though decline is the norm, it is not universal. In terms of public approval, there are two categories of recent presidents: “sliders” and “risers.”
The sliders (by far the larger group) achieve their highest approval rating on arrival in the White House or sometime during their first year in office. Then they fall. That pattern describes Kennedy, Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.*
Four of our recent leaders — Eisenhower, Reagan, George H.W. Bush and Clinton — are risers who earned their highest approval number sometime after their first year in office.*
Trump, thus far, is highly unusual because he has never had a Gallup job approval number above 50%. He began his administration with approval in the high 40s and has since slipped into the mid-30s. If he continues to be a slider, he will be the first president in the history of national polling to never earn the support of a majority of Americans — a remarkable distinction.*
Will the Trump presidency see better economic numbers, an overseas crisis that does not become a controversial conflict, or favorable resolution of current investigations? Perhaps. But a more likely prediction is that Trump, like most presidents, will experience a decline from his initial approval numbers.*
That would raise*an awkward question: how low can Trump go when his current job approval is weaker than any we have ever seen six months into a new administration?*
How do you move downstairs when you already live in the basement?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...never-recover-robert-strong-column/547134001/
Trump hasn't hit 50% to date. He could be the first president in the history of polling to never earn the support of a majority of Americans.
Though decline is the norm, it is not universal. In terms of public approval, there are two categories of recent presidents: “sliders” and “risers.”
The sliders (by far the larger group) achieve their highest approval rating on arrival in the White House or sometime during their first year in office. Then they fall. That pattern describes Kennedy, Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.*
Four of our recent leaders — Eisenhower, Reagan, George H.W. Bush and Clinton — are risers who earned their highest approval number sometime after their first year in office.*
Trump, thus far, is highly unusual because he has never had a Gallup job approval number above 50%. He began his administration with approval in the high 40s and has since slipped into the mid-30s. If he continues to be a slider, he will be the first president in the history of national polling to never earn the support of a majority of Americans — a remarkable distinction.*
Will the Trump presidency see better economic numbers, an overseas crisis that does not become a controversial conflict, or favorable resolution of current investigations? Perhaps. But a more likely prediction is that Trump, like most presidents, will experience a decline from his initial approval numbers.*
That would raise*an awkward question: how low can Trump go when his current job approval is weaker than any we have ever seen six months into a new administration?*
How do you move downstairs when you already live in the basement?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...never-recover-robert-strong-column/547134001/