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Trump’s Approval Now Below 40%

September 11, 2019 · 11:30 am ET · Leave a Comment

Three new national polls all have Trump’s job rating below 40%:

  • Gallup: 39%
  • Washington Post/ABC News: 38%
  • CNN: 39%

First Read: “So, nearly a year after the midterms, the president’s approval rating is still stuck in pretty much the same place; Democrats are making more and more races competitive but the bottom still hasn’t fallen out for the GOP; and — in districts with just enough Trump supporters — the president can still show up for a rally and make the difference.”

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