The Poll Thread

[Gil Dobie]

WRONG. ‘MOST’ polls show him being in the upper 30s/low 40s. Hence the 40.8 of 12 polls RCP. That is MOST polls, as there aren’t that many polls out there, and RCP compiles MOST of them.

You're going to hang you hat on 40.8 and sinking (now 40.5)?

You are basically starting at nearly 50% dispproval if almost all the Democrats disapprove. High 90's percent isn't happening on the Republican side.

[UNI88]

You're going to hang you hat on 40.8 and sinking (now 40.5)?

You are basically starting at nearly 50% dispproval if almost all the Democrats disapprove. High 90's percent isn't happening on the Republican side.

[Gil Dobie]

You are basically starting at nearly 50% dispproval if almost all the Democrats disapprove. High 90's percent isn't happening on the Republican side.

Apparently name calling works for partisans versus true conversation on facts.

[Skjellyfetti]

Yeah, we just take after our glorious leader and engage in serious conversation on Truth Social and abandon the name calling. Thank you for the wonderful example, President Trump

[kalm]

Yeah, we just take after our glorious leader and engage in serious conversation on Truth Social and abandon the name calling. Thank you for the wonderful example, President Trump

[UNI88]

Where Trump has lost support with independents, according to AP-NORC polling

The analysis was conducted by aggregating nearly two dozen AP-NORC polls conducted between July 2024 and April 2026, allowing for a deeper look at how support for Trump changed during several distinct periods, including the last six months of 2024, the first 100 days of Trump's presidency, the summer of 2025 when the Big Beautiful Bill passed, last fall's government shutdown and the beginning of the Iran war.

The compiled polling shows a steady decline among independents throughout Trump's second term. His standing has also dropped among several small but important groups that moved toward him in the 2024 presidential election, including Black and Hispanic independents.
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Tafari Torres, a senior research associate at NORC who co-authored the analysis, noted that while Democrats' and Republicans' views of Trump have held largely steady in his second term, independents' opinions are still moving. "Independents are, broadly, the people who are reacting to the events and dropping in their support," he said.

[kalm]

Where Trump has lost support with independents, according to AP-NORC polling

The analysis was conducted by aggregating nearly two dozen AP-NORC polls conducted between July 2024 and April 2026, allowing for a deeper look at how support for Trump changed during several distinct periods, including the last six months of 2024, the first 100 days of Trump's presidency, the summer of 2025 when the Big Beautiful Bill passed, last fall's government shutdown and the beginning of the Iran war.

The compiled polling shows a steady decline among independents throughout Trump's second term. His standing has also dropped among several small but important groups that moved toward him in the 2024 presidential election, including Black and Hispanic independents.
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Tafari Torres, a senior research associate at NORC who co-authored the analysis, noted that while Democrats' and Republicans' views of Trump have held largely steady in his second term, independents' opinions are still moving. "Independents are, broadly, the people who are reacting to the events and dropping in their support," he said.

And how often do we hear that independents decide elections? Trump’s coattails are fraying.

[GOD]

So the only one that ever accomplished anything was Melania?

[UNI88]

So the only one that ever accomplished anything was Melania?

Sure, if cavorting with pedophiles (epstein and trump) is an accomplishment you want to hang your halo on.

[GOD]

Definitely much more than any accomplishment the others have had. I will take the W