Donald Trump’s approval hits new low as voters cite “profound embarrassment” that he’s president
President Donald Trump's endorsement rating hit its least edge yet Wednesday, with a Quinnipiac Poll finding only 33% of voters saying they favor of the occupation he's doing.
Far more terrible for Trump is that 54% of voters say they are "humiliated" that Trump is president, as per Quinnipiac's information.
"It's difficult to pick what is the most disturbing number in the upsetting trail of new lows for President Donald Trump," Tim Malloy, partner executive of the Quinnipiac Poll, said in a discharge. "Significant humiliation over his execution in office and developing worry over his practicality need to raise the greatest warnings."
Trump's 33% endorsement rating is down 7 focuses from the finish of June, when 40% of voters said they affirmed of the way Trump is dealing with his employment as president.
His endorsement rating is submerged in each group, including among white voters without a higher education and white men, two of the socioeconomics that helped convey Trump to triumph.
His endorsement rating even sunk among Republicans. Trump's endorsement is presently at 76% among self-distinguished Republican voters, down from 84% toward the finish of June.
President Donald Trump's endorsement rating hit its least edge yet Wednesday, with a Quinnipiac Poll finding only 33% of voters saying they favor of the occupation he's doing.
Far more terrible for Trump is that 54% of voters say they are "humiliated" that Trump is president, as per Quinnipiac's information.
"It's difficult to pick what is the most disturbing number in the upsetting trail of new lows for President Donald Trump," Tim Malloy, partner executive of the Quinnipiac Poll, said in a discharge. "Significant humiliation over his execution in office and developing worry over his practicality need to raise the greatest warnings."
Trump's 33% endorsement rating is down 7 focuses from the finish of June, when 40% of voters said they affirmed of the way Trump is dealing with his employment as president.
His endorsement rating is submerged in each group, including among white voters without a higher education and white men, two of the socioeconomics that helped convey Trump to triumph.
His endorsement rating even sunk among Republicans. Trump's endorsement is presently at 76% among self-distinguished Republican voters, down from 84% toward the finish of June.
