1 Jun 2025 4:33 pm
JohnnyYou » Today, 9:20 am » wrote: ↑ Nate Silver is a good pollster of polls. I thought polls didn't mean squat to you. They don't to me. Young Phoolks don't phook with strangers.
Limbo Low Now..
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The latestUpdated June 1, 2025 at 7:26 AMWe haven’t added many polls to the average this week. That’s partly because pollsters held off on releasing anything around Memorial Day. But it’s also the continuation of a larger trend: since the end of April, there have been fewer new polls than there were earlier in Trump’s second term.But what can we learn from the polls we do have? Well it’s a mixed bag. In the latest AtlasIntel poll, Donald Trump’s approval rating is 10 points underwater. That’s 4 points worse than in their April poll. On the other hand, Trump’s net approval rating was all the way up at -1 in yesterday’s RMG Research poll. While YouGov/Yahoo News show him with a net approval of -13.When you feed all of this into the average, Trump ends up with a 45.9 percent approval rating and a 51.3 percent disapproval rating. That -5.4 net approval rating is his worst showing since May 18th. But it’s still much better than his second term low of -9.7 back in April. -EMD, 5/31/25See also: Elon Musk favorability tracker.
The latestUpdated June 1, 2025 at 7:26 AMWe haven’t added many polls to the average this week. That’s partly because pollsters held off on releasing anything around Memorial Day. But it’s also the continuation of a larger trend: since the end of April, there have been fewer new polls than there were earlier in Trump’s second term.But what can we learn from the polls we do have? Well it’s a mixed bag. In the Ohhhh....so you are in denial.
Let me know when you get to acceptance
