approval ratings

President Joe Biden will celebrate Memorial Day weekend with the second-lowest approval rating of his presidency, according to Gallup polling from Friday.

President Joe Biden’s economic approval rating has plummeted to a new low, according to a recent CNBC survey. 

Just 35 percent of voters approve of President Biden after he delivered the State of the Union address, a Thursday Civiqs poll found.  

President Joe Biden’s approval rating among black registered voters in Georgia has dropped nearly 30 percent since last May, according to a poll published this week by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

President Biden’s 11-point drop in averaged approval ratings over his first three quarters in office marks the most significant decline in approval during the same point in any presidency since 1953, according to Gallup.

President Joe Biden’s job approval rating in Texas took a steep downturn by a net 24 points, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday.

President Joe Biden’s approval rating stands at 50 percent, sinking comparably lower than former President Trump’s at the same time of his presidency.

Trump now has a 39 percent approval rating according to the Gallup poll conducted between May 28 and June 4, down ten points from earlier in May. 

Despite a week of constant criticism by the media, Democrats, and certain members of the Republican party for his meeting with Vladamir Putin in Helsinki, Donald Trump’s approval ratings increased to the highest level of his presidency according to a Wall Street Journal/ NBC poll.

The latest polling shows President Trump enjoying record support from Republicans, proving once again just how little influence and moral authority Never Trump has.

President Trump experienced an increase in the polls for the first four months of this year, even though 90 percent of broadcast news coverage of him during that period was negative, according to a study.

President Donald Trump’s approval ratings keep rising, according to the latest Rasmussen poll.

“Thank you to Rasmussen for the honest polling,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Just hit 50%, which is higher than Cheatin’ Obama at the same time in his Administration.”

Despite the elitist media’s malevolent intentions to distract from President Trump’s historical successes in the first year of his presidency, word and the results are getting through to the only people that matter, voters. And the latest job approval numbers for the president reflect this.

A poll revealed that Trump’s approval matches Obama’s polling in his first year “despite massive negative Trump coverage & Russia hoax!”

A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that President Donald Trump’s approval rating stands at 50 percent in the counties in states where voters helped send him to the White House.

Current polls show a potential victory for Emmanuel Macron, but a new opinion poll shows his approval rating would be less than 50 per cent even if he wins Sunday.

A new “Daybreak” poll on President Donald Trump’s first 100 days released Thursday by the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times reveals that a majority of Americans say Trump is keeping his promises.

President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have improved to 50 percent according to a new Rasmussen poll.

Republicans dominate the list of highest-rated governors in the nation, according to a Morning Consult poll published Tuesday morning.

A poll conducted by the Huffington Post and YouGov found that an increasing number of people are following the Hillary Clinton email story. At the same time, Hillary’s favorability has dropped, nearing her low point since the 2014 election.

President Barack Obama’s approval rating is as high as it’s been since mid-2013, reaching 50 percent on Monday according to Gallup. This comes as Republicans have backed down from several immigration campaign promises as they seek to “govern” rather than follow through on what they said they were going to do.

A Gallup Poll has Barack Obama with a 43 percent approval rating for December after six years in office, putting him well below where Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan were at this point.

Active duty members of the United States military are not happy with their commander-in-chief. According to a Military Times survey, President Obama’s popularity rating has cratered to just 15 percent in 2014. That is a new low for the President, falling