Trump Approval With Women Falls Sharply as Midterms Approach
ActiVote found his net approval among women fell 14 points since June as affordability and the economy drove growing dissatisfaction.
- A Financial Times poll carried out by Focaldata found that only 33 percent of registered voters approve of President Donald Trump's performance, marking a record low since May with less than two months before November's midterm elections.
- Women increasingly disapprove of Trump's performance, with ActiVote data indicating his net approval among women fell from minus 16 in June to minus 30 in August, driven by widespread concern over the economy and cost of living.
- Republican Representative Kat Cammack of Florida acknowledged voters are demanding results on affordability, stating, "women are telling us their top concern is affordability, and they're going to back whoever actually delivers on it." Gallup data shows Democrats holding a 6-point advantage in party identification.
- As fuel costs hit an unprecedented national average of $5.85 a gallon on Friday, Trump told reporters the Iran conflict is a "military conflict" and the Hormuz Strait is "not very necessary anymore." Economic frustration compounds midterm vulnerability.
- These shifting numbers present a significant challenge for Republicans hoping to retain control of Congress in November, as pollster Matthews noted that Democratic women are showing greater enthusiasm, potentially altering turnout dynamics that usually favor the party in power.
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Trump Approval With Women Falls Sharply as Midterms Approach
Washington, D.C. — President Donald Trump’s standing with women has weakened significantly heading into the November midterms, with multiple national polls showing him deeply underwater among female voters. ActiVote’s latest monthly survey found 34% of women approved of Trump’s job performance while 64% disapproved, a net rating of minus 30. In June, the same measure stood at minus 16, meaning his net approval among women deteriorated by 14 poin…
Less than two months before the November elections, only 33% of registered voters in the United States approve Donald Trump's work as president, according to a national poll conducted by Focaldata, quoted by News.ro.
The interim elections are considered a referendum on the leadership of the current President of the United States.
Trump's approval rating has dropped to an all-time low, according to a survey by British company Focaldata commissioned by the Financial Times
Trump's approval rating has dropped to an all-time low, according to a survey by the British company Focaldata commissioned by the Financial Times. Only 33% of respondents supported Trump's current political course, compared with 35% a month...
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