Trump increases approval rating after Joe Biden election victory

the presidente estadounidense Donald Trump received a slight boost during this week. Although his opponent from the Democratic Party Joe biden was made with the elections, the New York businessman managed to bounce back its approval rating.

These data come from two surveys conducted after the November 3, the date Biden was elected president.

The electoral scene has suffered serious turbulence this year. The current President of the United States topped the Republican Party candidate after scoring more than 270 votes stipulated by the The electoral college.

In the days after the election closed, Trump spent the hours of his day trying to sully the election with the terrifying number of fraud. However, no matter how much I wanted to smear Biden’s figure and his running mate Kamala HarrisUltimately, he was unable to provide substantial evidence to support his claims.

Before triggering chaos in American society following the close elections, Trump’s approval rating was 52%, as it became known by the pollster Rasmussen Reports. 10 days after the distribution of the last poll, it is the same pollster who made it possible to show a slight increase in valuation that American citizens have about Trump.

His approval rating reached 53%. In turn, it was found that while before he had a 48% disapproval rate, after the elections only 36% of Americans they did not agree with his policies.

Data obtained from a survey conducted by the newspaper The Economist allowed to realize that the 45% of citizens who participated in the elections approved of Trump’s image, at least among October 31 and November 2.

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After this date, would add one more percentage point what would be a 46% approval rating. Using the same logic explained above, while a 54% disapproved of the former president, after the elections, said the percentage lost 3 points, positioning itself in a 51%.

In comparison, a similar episode occurred with the first African American President Barack Obama who, after Donald Trump defeated the former Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016, he had a 55% approval. However, before the elections, the index had four percentage points lower, being therefore of 52%.

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