Reuters/Ipsos Poll Shows 65% Disapprove of Trump as Approval Stalls at 32%
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Updated · Truthout · Nov 12
Reuters/Ipsos Poll Shows 65% Disapprove of Trump as Approval Stalls at 32%
3 articles · Updated · Truthout · Nov 12
Summary
A Reuters/Ipsos poll taken Nov. 6-9, just after the midterms, found 65% of Americans disapprove of Donald Trump’s job performance and 32% approve.
Fifty percent said they strongly disapprove, versus 11% who strongly approve, leaving Trump just above his mid-October Reuters/Ipsos low of 31% approval.
On what Democrats should do after taking Congress, 67% backed focusing on health care costs, 62% on ending the war in Iran and 52% on regulating AI.
Voters were more divided on investigating the Trump administration: 39% wanted some or a lot of focus, 40% wanted little or none, while another 18% supported at least some scrutiny.
Another poll by Economist/YouGov also put Trump at 32% approval and 63% disapproval, suggesting the post-midterm backlash is not isolated.