Trump’s job approval slips in first poll after election

President TrumpDonald John Trump Biden appoints Linda Thomas-Greenfield as UN Ambassador: reports Scranton dedicates’ Joe Biden Way ‘to honor President-elect Kasich: Republicans’ either in complete blockage’ or ‘fear Trump MOREAccording to a new Gallup poll, the company’s approval rating has dropped 3 points since the November 3 election.

The survey found that Trump’s job approval rating rose from 46% just before polling day to 43% earlier this month.

The polling company noted that it got a 90% job approval rate among Republicans after the election, compared to 95% before voters went to the polls.

Thirty-nine percent of independents endorsed the president in the new poll, up from 41 percent before the election. His 3% approval rating among Democrats was unchanged.

The poll released Monday also showed that the percentage of Americans “happy with the way things are going in the United States” has declined since the election. Before November 3, 28% of Americans agreed with this statement, up from 21% in the last poll.

The drop was driven by Republican respondents, 60 percent of whom said they were “happy with the way things are going in the United States” in the second half of October, compared with 35 percent who agreed afterwards. on polling day. Pollsters found no change among Independents on the issue, and a slight increase among Democrats who agreed with the sentiment.

The Associated Press and a list of news organizations have projected that the president-elect Joe bidenJoe Biden Biden appoints Linda Thomas-Greenfield as UN ambassador: reports Scranton dedicates’ Joe Biden Way ‘to honor President-elect Kasich: Republicans’ either in complete block’ or ‘scared by Trump PLUS won the race to the White House earlier this month. Among the races called by the PA, Biden leads Trump with 306 electoral votes against 232 electoral votes for the president.

Trump has yet to concede the race, and his campaign has launched legal challenges to election results and procedures in battlefield states across the country.

The Gallup poll of 1,018 adults was conducted from November 5 to November 19. The margin of error is 4 percentage points.