GOP Sets Favorability Record, While Dems Set Record Low: Pollster
It seems to be a good time to be President Donald Trump — and a member of the Republican Party. That’s according to a Quinnipiac University national poll of registered voters. Trump is starting his second term as…

It seems to be a good time to be President Donald Trump — and a member of the Republican Party.
That’s according to a Quinnipiac University national poll of registered voters.
Trump is starting his second term as president on a good note with a job approval rating that is 10 points higher than at the start of his first term.
Trump, who was sworn in on Jan. 20, enjoys a 46% approval rating for the job he is doing. He has a disapproval rating of 43%, while 11% did not offer an opinion.
This is a marked difference from the poll released on Jan. 26, 2017. At that time, 36% approved of the job Trump was doing, compared to 44%, who did not. In addition, 19% did not offer an opinion.
Voters are split on how Trump is handling immigration issues with 47% approving, 46% disapproving and 7% not offering an opinion.
Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy said:
“The huge deployment of boots on the ground is not to a dicey, far away war theater, but to the American border. And a majority of voters are just fine with that.”
The poll also asked voters their opinions of both parties. This marks a new high for Republicans and their favorability rating and a new low for Domecrats for the same rating.



