US EditionLatest Trump approval ratings are in: Here's how he scores according to US polls this month
- Donald Trump's approval rating is 47.5%, surpassing George W. Bush's 45.9% and Barack Obama's 47.1% during their second terms, according to Real Clear Politics .
- A recent Harvard University Center for American Political Studies/Harris poll indicates a majority of voters believe the economy is strong.
- Trump's approval ratings increased after consumer confidence rose by 12.3 points to 98.0 in May, boosted by positive expectations related to business and job prospects.
- The Trump administration aims for political achievements with the reconciliation bill, which includes extending tax cuts and securing border funding.
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Trump More Popular than Bush, Obama Were at This Point in Second Terms - The Virginia Star
by Melissa O’Rourke President Donald Trump’s approval rating beats that of former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama at the same point in their respective second terms, according to polling data aggregated by Real Clear Politics (RCP). As of June 3, 47.5% of those surveyed said they approve of Trump’s job performance, according to RCP, which combines results from multiple national surveys into a single average. In comparison, the appro…
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