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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - WSJ poll shows Trump at 37% approval, lowest pre-midterm reading since 1990

A new Wall Street Journal poll puts President Trump’s job approval at 37 percent, the lowest pre-midterm mark for any president in the paper’s surveys back to 1990. The survey, fielded September 16 through 21 among 1,500 registered voters, also found 61 percent disapproving of his job performance. Newsweek reported the figures after the Journal […] The post WSJ poll shows Trump at 37% approval, lowest pre-midterm reading since 1990 appeared first on American Almanac .

A new Wall Street Journal poll puts President Trump’s job approval at 37 percent, the lowest pre-midterm mark for any president in the paper’s surveys back to 1990. The survey, fielded September 16 through 21 among 1,500 registered voters, also found 61 percent disapproving of his job performance. Newsweek reported the figures after the Journal released the poll Friday. Those numbers land as Republicans brace for the November midterms, with candidates and strategists already managing voter anxiety over the economy and the cost of living. In the same Wall Street Journal survey, 65 percent of respondents rated the U.S. economy negatively and only 33 percent viewed it positively. Sixty percent said Trump’s economic policies had made the…Open

What specific groups of voters expressed dissatisfaction or changed their outlook in the reported polls?
The Wall Street Journal survey found that 11 percent of voters who backed Trump in 2024 said they now regret that vote, and 11 percent of Republicans who do not identify with the MAGA movement said they plan to vote for a Democratic congressional candidate this fall.
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What did a Civiqs-based state-by-state analysis reveal about President Trump's net approval across the United States?
The analysis found that Trump is underwater on net approval in 41 states and in every major battleground, with only nine states showing a positive net rating. The steepest drops were noted in Iowa, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas.
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How did Nate Silver's polling tracker and VoteHub's average rate President Trump's net approval?
Both Nate Silver's polling tracker and VoteHub's average showed President Trump's net approval at minus 22.4, which Silver noted is his low point for the current term and lower than any point in his first term, including after January 6.
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In the Wall Street Journal survey regarding the U.S. economy, how did respondents rate the economy and the impact of Trump's economic policies?
Respondents rated the U.S. economy negatively at 65 percent and positively at 33 percent. Regarding economic policies, 61 percent of respondents said Trump's economic policies had made the economy worse, while 25 percent said they had made it better.
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What were the specific job performance ratings for President Trump in the Wall Street Journal poll conducted from September 16 through September 21?
The poll found that President Trump had a 37 percent job approval rating and a 61 percent disapproval rating regarding his job performance.
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According to a Wall Street Journal poll conducted between September 16 and September 21 among 1,500 registered voters, what was President Trump's job approval rating?
President Trump's job approval was at 37 percent, which represents the lowest pre-midterm reading for any president in the Wall Street Journal's surveys dating back to 1990.
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