Three new national surveys posted on Wednesday show President Donald Trump Approachs have been slowly reduced since she took over the White House a month ago.
Forty -five percent of voters tested in Quinnipiac University of Study said that they approved the way Trump deals with his Business as presidentwith 49% disapproval.
This was reduced from 46% -43% of the approval/disapproval in the Quinnipiac survey conducted in late January, during the first week of the President on duty after his inauguration.
And the new national survey from Gallup has indicated the president at 45% of the approval and 51% of disapproval, which is less than 47% -48% of the approval/disapproval late last month.
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President Donald Trump speaks in MAR-a-Lije Palm Beach, Florida, Tuesday, February 18, 2025. (Pool by AP)
And according to a Reuters/Ipsos National Research Also published on Wednesday, the President exhibited 44% of approval and 51% of disapproval. Trump has registered 45% -46% approval/disapproval in the previous Reuters/IPSOS survey, which was conducted late last month during the first week of the president’s second administration.
Latest Quinnipiac poll It was conducted from February 13 to 17, and Gallup was on the field from February 3 to 16, and Reuters/Ipsos conducted a survey from 13-18 February.
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Recent research of other polling station organizations indicate Trumps Approval ratings Stay above the water.
Trump retained a frenetic pace at the White House during his weeks, with the Lion of Executive Commands and Procedures. His moves not only fulfilled some of his main promises about the trace of the campaign, but also enabled the president to bend to bend his executive muscles, quickly put his seal to the Federal Government, took the flesh to federal workforce, and also settled the longtime complaints .
President Donald Trump signs the Executive Command, in the White House on 10 February 2025. In Washington, DC (Reuters)
From his inauguration, Trump has signed nearly 70 executive orders, according to Fox News, which far outweighs the rate of all recent presidential predecessors during the first weeks in power.
The president, who was never ashamed of advertising his achievements, posted on social media last week “Three Great Week, Perhaps the Best Ever”.
And at a press conference on Tuesday, Trump claimed that “incredible things” were happening in our country.
“I think we have made more progress in three weeks than they have achieved in four years,” he added, because it seemed to indicate his predecessor in the White House, Former President Biden.
Although Trump’s approval ratings for his second term are an improvement since his first term – he began in 2017 in a negative territory and remained underwater throughout his term in the White House – his numbers are below where Biden started his unique mandate in power.
Biden’s grade of approval was floated in low to the mid -1950s during his first six months in the White House, with his disapproval in the upper 30 to low to the mid -40s.
Former President Joe Biden talks about the achievements of his administration during speech on December 10, 2024. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
However, 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.
Bidan’s approval ratings remained underwater during the rest of its Presidency.
New surveys indicate a massive partisan division on Trump’s performance.
Nine out of 10 Republicans questioned the Trump of the thumb in Quinnipiac research. But his approval fell to 43% among independent and only 4% among democrats.
President Donald Trump arrives before his inauguration in the Capitol of the United States 20th January 2025 in Washington, DC. (Melina Mara/Pool/Getty Images)
It was a similar story in Gallup survey.
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“Ninety and three percent of Republicans, 37% of independent and 4% of Democrats approved Trump’s work as a whole,” said Gallup edition.
Meanwhile, the Gallup poll said that although Trump’s ratings reduced the Congress’s approval increased 12 points since the beginning of January, to 29% in their latest research. This is the highest grade of Congress approval on the Gallup surveys since May 2021.
