Approval/Disapproval Polls

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Majority Say System Of Checks & Balances Not Working Well, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Congressional Job Approval: Democrats Hit All-Time Low, Republicans Hit Record High | Quinnipiac University Poll

"In a perfect world, the three great pillars of U.S. government stand firm, functional, and aligned with the Constitution. It's clear at the moment that registered voters sense dysfunction," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.
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Majority Say System Of Checks & Balances Not Working Well, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds;Congressional Job Approval: Democrats Hit All-Time Low, Republicans Hit Record High​


"...Among Republicans, 57 percent think the system is working either very well (16 percent) or somewhat well (41 percent), while 34 percent think it is working either not so well (22 percent) or not well at all (12 percent).

Among Democrats, 14 percent think the system is working either very well (1 percent) or somewhat well (13 percent), while 80 percent think it is working either not so well (32 percent) or not well at all (48 percent).

Among independents, 41 percent think the system is working either very well (11 percent) or somewhat well (30 percent), while 52 percent think it is working either not so well (24 percent) or not well at all (28 percent). ... "
 
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"...Fifty-five percent of voters think Elon Musk has too much power in making decisions affecting the United States, 36 percent think he has about the right amount of power, and 3 percent think he has too little power.

Among Republicans, 16 percent think Elon Musk has too much power, 78 percent think he has about the right amount of power, and 1 percent think he has too little power.

Among Democrats, 96 percent think Elon Musk has too much power and 1 percent think he has about the right amount of power.

Among independents, 56 percent think Elon Musk has too much power, 33 percent think he has about the right amount of power, and 4 percent think he has too little power. ..."
 
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"... Forty-five percent of voters approve of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president, while 49 percent disapprove. In Quinnipiac University's January 29 poll, 46 percent of voters approved, while 43 percent disapproved.

In today's poll, Republicans (90 - 7 percent) approve, while Democrats (95 - 4 percent) disapprove. Forty-three percent of independents approve, while 50 percent disapprove. ..."
 
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"...Twenty-one percent of voters approve of the way the Democrats in Congress are handling their job, which is an all-time low, while 68 percent of voters disapprove and 11 percent did not offer an opinion. ...

In today's poll, 40 percent of Democrats approve of the way the Democrats in Congress are handling their job, while 49 percent disapprove and 11 percent did not offer an opinion.

Forty percent of voters approve of the way the Republicans in Congress are handling their job, which is a record high, while 52 percent disapprove and 8 percent did not offer an opinion. ..."
 
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"... Fifty-seven percent of voters support President Trump's executive order recognizing only two sexes, male and female, in the United States, while 38 percent oppose it.

... Fifty-three percent of voters think policies focused on increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace are a good thing for organizations, while 38 percent think they are a bad thing for organizations. ..."
 
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Majority Say System Of Checks & Balances Not Working Well, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Congressional Job Approval: Democrats Hit All-Time Low, Republicans Hit Record High | Quinnipiac University Poll

"In a perfect world, the three great pillars of U.S. government stand firm, functional, and aligned with the Constitution. It's clear at the moment that registered voters sense dysfunction," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.
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Majority Say System Of Checks & Balances Not Working Well, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds;Congressional Job Approval: Democrats Hit All-Time Low, Republicans Hit Record High​


"...Among Republicans, 57 percent think the system is working either very well (16 percent) or somewhat well (41 percent), while 34 percent think it is working either not so well (22 percent) or not well at all (12 percent).

Among Democrats, 14 percent think the system is working either very well (1 percent) or somewhat well (13 percent), while 80 percent think it is working either not so well (32 percent) or not well at all (48 percent).

Among independents, 41 percent think the system is working either very well (11 percent) or somewhat well (30 percent), while 52 percent think it is working either not so well (24 percent) or not well at all (28 percent). ... "
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No shit. :rolleyes: And yet many of the people now saying this likely voted for Dear Leader, in spite of all the evidence and warnings that if he was elected this was coming. I will say that there is a great deal of danger for Trump and Musk in those numbers. Not that it will stop them, but it does indicate a growing level of concern about what Trump, and especially Musk, are up to. And the real pain from all those cuts hasn't even started to hit yet.
 

At the one-month mark of Donald Trump’s second term as president, his approval rating in a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS tilts negative but still lands above the level he reached at any point in his first four years in office.

There are signs in the poll, though, that the warmer welcome Trump has received this time around could be fleeting, as optimism about his return to office has slipped since December. A broad majority feel the president isn’t doing enough to address the high prices of everyday goods. And 52% say he’s gone too far in using his presidential power, with similar majorities wary of his push to shutter federal agencies and elevate Elon Musk to a prominent role in his efforts to reshape the government.

Americans divide on Trump’s performance in office thus far, with 47% approving and 52% disapproving, below the start-of-term ratings for any recent presidency other than his own.

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I predict Trump will be around 40% by May. That may be his floor, as 35-40% of Americans would approve of him if he was murdering their children, but he’s already squandered any notion of a mandate.
 
Anyone who voted for him but has already changed to disapprove needs to lose their ability to vote for life

Those are the dumbest humans among us

At least his true supporters are lost to a cult. That's better than being so fucking gullible that they fell for it a second time
 


Trump hasn’t shown any actual concern for the economic issues that working and middle class voters complained about. Sure, under pressure he paid lip service to the price of eggs, but it was obvious to anyone paying attention he didn’t care — they couldn’t force him to stay on that topic to the point they did a re-do of his big prices speech in front of grocery props (that turned into an off-script “weave” of the stuff he actually cares about) and even then could only get a few minutes out of him in the mulligan video with the groceries.
 
aGDevil2k said:
Anyone who voted for him but has already changed to disapprove needs to lose their ability to vote for life

Those are the dumbest humans among us

At least his true supporters are lost to a cult. That's better than being so fucking gullible that they fell for it a second time
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As I've repeatedly said, try to "get inside the mind" of a "swing voter" and you will go absolutely insane. More and more it seems that a lot of swing voters say "everything isn't going great for me right now, so it's time for a change" with little if any critical thinking about what that change is going to be and whether it will actually help the particular voter.
 
rodoheel said:
As I've repeatedly said, try to "get inside the mind" of a "swing voter" and you will go absolutely insane. More and more it seems that a lot of swing voters say "everything isn't going great for me right now, so it's time for a change" with little if any critical thinking about what that change is going to be and whether it will actually help the particular voter.
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Yep, and this is global, not just here in the land of the free, home of the brave.
 
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