At 37 percent, Donald Trump’s most recent approval rating is low by historical standards, but it’s remained fairly consistent since it first dipped into the mid-thirties back in June. President Trump continues to hold strong support from a few key groups, but he has made no permanent gains among the larger coalition of Americans that began the year in opposition to his presidency.
However, while his approval rating has remained relatively constant, some previously undecided voters have moved into the “disapprove” camp. As a result, President Trump’s disapproval rating rose ten points over the past year, from 48 percent in February 2017 to a majority of 58 percent today. CONT.
Fred Backus, CBS News
