Trump, midterms and approval rating
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Rogan’s take on polls came just days after President Donald Trump mocked the numerous negative polls about himself and his plummeting approval rating. During a campaign rally in South Carolina on Oct. 29, Trump dismissed polls as “phony” and “fake,” and blasted Wedgewood Polls after they admitted last month to using fabricated data in its surveys.
President Donald Trump’s approval rating stood at a dismal 38.4% heading into the crucial midterm elections, a ccording to an aggregation of top polls on RealClearPolitics, with 59.7% of Americans disapproving of the job Trump is doing.
The Republican National Committee confirmed in a statement that the Trump rally in Kansas on Saturday and in Iowa on Sunday were canceled. The Iowa rally was in support of Representative Ashley Hinson, the Republican Senate candidate there who is in a close race for the seat.
President Trump’s approval rating inched up by 1 point from a record low last week, according to a new poll. The Reuters/Ipsos survey, released Monday, found 32 percent of U.S. adults support the
