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Three new national surveys published on Wednesday indicate President Donald Trump’s The approval classifications are being reduced slightly since he took over the White House a month ago.
Forty -five percent of voters questioned at a survey from the University of Quinnipiac said they approve the way Trump is handling his I work as presidentWith 49% disapproval.
That is less than an approval/disapproval of 46% -43% in a Quinnipiac survey held at the end of January, during the president’s first week in office after its inauguration.
And a new National Gallup survey indicated that the president with approval of 45% and 51% disapproval, below 47% -48% approval/disapproval at the end of last month.
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President Donald Trump speaks in Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, on Tuesday, February 18, 2025. (Pool through AP)
And according to a National Reuters/Ipsos Survey Also published on Wednesday, the president stood at an approval of 44% and 51% disapproval. Trump was recorded in the approval/disapproval of 45% -46% in the previous survey for Reuters/Ipsos, which was held at the end of last month during the first week of the president’s second administration.
Latest Quinnipiac survey It was held from February 13 to 17, with Gallup in the field from February 3 to 16, and Reuters/Ipsos conducted its survey from February 13 to 18.
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Recent surveys of other voting organizations indicate those of Trump Approval ratings stay on water.
Trump has maintained a frantic rhythm during his first weeks in the White House, with an avalanche of orders and executive actions. His movements not only fulfilled some of their main campaign promises, but also allowed the president to return his executive muscles, he quickly put his stamp in the federal government, he carries a federal work force knife and also resolved some complaints long data.
President Donald Trump signs an executive order, in the White House on February 10, 2025 in Washington, DC (Reuters)
Trump has signed almost 70 executive orders since its inauguration, according to a Fox News count, which far exceeds the rate of any recent presidential predecessors during their first weeks in office.
The president, never shy to announce his achievements, turned to social networks last week to promote “three great weeks, perhaps the best.”
And at a press conference on Tuesday, Trump argued that “incredible things are happening in our country.”
“I think we have progressed more in three weeks than they have done in four years,” he added, apparently pointing to his predecessor in the White House, former President Biden.
Although Trump’s approval ratings for his second term are an improvement of his first mandate, he began in 2017 in negative territory and remained under water during his mandate in the White House, his numbers are below where Biden began his only Mandate in office.
The Biden approval index was around the mid -50s during its first six months in the White House, with its disapproval in the 30 higher than low in the mid -40.
Former President Joe Biden talks about the achievements of his administration during a speech on December 10, 2024. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
However, Biden numbers sank into a negative territory at the end of summer and autumn of 2021, following their very critical handling of turbulent USA. Output of Afghanistan and in the middle of the very high inflation and a wave of migrants who cross the United States along the southern border of the nation with Mexico.
Biden’s approval ratings were maintained under water during the rest of their presidency.
The new surveys indicate a massive partisan division on Trump’s performance.
Nine out of 10 Republicans interrogated in the Quinnipiac survey gave Trump a thumb up. But its approval decreased to 43% among independents and only 4% among Democrats.
President Donald Trump arrives before his inauguration at the United States Capitol on January 20, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Melina Mara/Pool/Getty Images)
It was a similar story in The Gallup survey.
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“Ninety -three percent of Republicans, 37% of independents and 4% of Democrats approve Trump’s work performance in general,” said Gallup.
Meanwhile, the Gallup survey said that, although Trump’s qualifications have been reduced, the approval of the congress by Americans has increased 12 points since the beginning of January, to 29% in their last survey. That is the highest approval index for Congress in Gallup surveys since May 2021.