President Donald Trump He begins his second tour of duties in the White House in a stronger electorate than during his first administration eight years ago, according to a new national survey.
Forty -six percent of voters say that they have approved the job the Republican president has done so far, and 43% are disapproval, according to the Quinnipiac University of Stored on Wednesday.
The survey was carried out on 23. To 27 January, during Trump’s time The first week back In the White House after inauguration on January 20th.
The president’s grade of approval is an improvement on Quinnipiac surveys at the end of January 2017 – because Trump started his first term in power – when he endured 36% of approval and 44% of disapproval.
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Poll Indicates a predictable huge partisan division over GOP president.
“Republika 86-4 percent approve of the work that Trump does, while Democrats 86-8 percent do not approve,” emphasizes the edition of the survey. “Among the independent, 41 percent approve, while 46 percent are not approved and 13 percent did not offer an opinion.”
While Trump’s first grade of approval for his second term is a great improvement from his first term, the rating is below his predecessor’s position, Former President Biden, In the first Quinnipiac poll from his unique Office term.
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Biden was 49% -36% approval in early February 2021.
His grade of approval floated low in the mid -1950s during his first six months in the White House. But Biden numbers sank into a negative territory in late summer and fall 2021, after his much criticized handling of turbulent American exit from Afghanistan, And in the midst of the great inflation and migrants’ rush that passed to the US along the southern border of the nation with Mexico.
Then President Joe Biden talks about his administration achievements, December 10, 2024. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Bidan’s approval ratings remained underwater during the rest of its Presidency.
Trump held a frenetic tempo in power during the first week and a half, with the Lion of Executive Commands and Procedures. His moves not only fulfilled some of his main promises of the campaign’s trace, but also made it possible to return the president to bend his executive muscles, quickly put his seal on the federal government, and also settled some of his longtime complaints.
“In our first week in the office, we set records, taking 350 executive actions,” Trump said on Wednesday. “This was not done before, and he was reportedly the most effective week of opening any presidency in history.”
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According to a new survey, six out of ten approves Trump’s command that sent US troops to the southern border to improve safety.
“The huge schedule of boots on the ground is not affected, by far the war theater, but on the US border. And most voters are quite fine with that,” said the Tim Milley analyst at Quinnipiac University.
The survey shows that 44% supports deportation of all unfathomable immigrants, while 39% of the back deports only those convicted of violent crimes.
President Donald Trump examines the troops during his inauguration ceremony at the Emancipation Hall of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, January 20, 2025. (Greg Nash/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
According to the survey, 57% does not approve of Trump’s pardon or a penalty of more than 1,500 people convicted in 6 January 2021. The attacks on the US capitol by Trump’s supporters who are with the aim of increasing the Congress certification of Bide’s election victory in 2020.
Meanwhile, with a margin of two to one, they tested lowered their thumbs to Biden’s issuance of preventive pardons in the last hours in power-for five members of his family who were not charged with any crimes. The voters were divided into Biden’s preventive pardons towards politicians and government officials who were aiming for retaliation.
The survey also indicates that 53% does not approve of Elona male – the richest person in the world – enjoying a prominent role in the new Trump administration and 39% approve of.
Elon Musk was greeted on stage by then -President Donald Trump at a gathering in the capital of the state, on the eve of Trump’s second inauguration, January 19, 2025 in Washington DC (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Democrats lost control of the White House and most of the Senate and did not get control of the home in November. And a new survey for them is more of a problem.
Only 31% of respondents had a favorable opinion on the Democratic Party, and 57% saw the party in an unfavorable light.
“This is the highest percentage of voters who have an adverse opinion of the Democratic Party since the Quinnipiac University’s survey began to ask this issue,” the survey said.
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In the meantime, 43% of the tests had a favorable view of the GOP, and 45% had an adverse opinion, which was the most favorable opinion for the Republican Party ever on Quinnipiac polls.
Quinnipiac examined 1019 self -controlled registered voters across the country. The total error in the sampling of the survey was plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
