Quinnipiac (June 22–24): Trump at 41% approval, with 54% disapproval, virtually unchanged from June 11 (38% approve) nypost.com+14yahoo.com+14yahoo.com+14.
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Reuters/Ipsos (June 21–23): Also shows 41% approve, 57% disapprove — the lowest for his second term reuters.com+4yahoo.com+4forbes.com+4.
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USA Today/CNN‑SSRS average (June 22–26): Approval around 41–44%, disapproval ~53–54% yahoo.com+1thedailybeast.com+1.
๐ณ️ Poll Variations
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American Pulse & Quantus Polls (June 23–25): Show a modest rebound: a Quantus survey finds 47% approve, 50% disapprove (net –3), and another has 50% approve, 49% disapprove (net +1) reuters.com+12newsweek.com+12forbes.com+12.
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Morning Consult (June 20–22): Records a net approval of –8, with 45% approve, 53% disapprove forbes.com+2benzinga.com+2newsweek.com+2.
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Multiple trackers (Ipsos/Reuters, American Research Group): Net ratings between –8 to –16, with a consistent 41–46% approval, 53–59% disapproval benzinga.com+4newsweek.com+4yahoo.com+4.
๐ Context & Insights
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Mixed signals: While some polls hint at a minor uptick post-strike (~47–50%), most align around 41–45% approval, with disapproval in the low to mid‑50s.
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Trend: Trump’s net approval remains negative, typically between –3 and –16, reflecting a divided response to his foreign policy.
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Polarized base: Republicans largely support the strikes, but Democrats and independents do not — dragging down overall numbers thedailybeast.com+14thedailybeast.com+14yahoo.com+14vox.com+4newsweek.com+4newsweek.com+4cbsnews.com+2thedailybeast.com+2economictimes.indiatimes.com+2.
Summary:
After the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites on June 21, Trump’s approval rating has hovered around 41–45% with disapproval averaging 53–57%. Some polls show slight, temporary gains, but overall sentiment remains negative, with net approval in the –3 to –16 range.
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