MIAMI (EFE).— The approval of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, fell to 37%, its worst level in the survey Pew Research Center, which also revealed yesterday that half of Americans think his administration has turned out “worse than they expected,” in it context of the crisis due to the campaign of immigration raids which resulted in the deaths of two US citizens this month.
The Trump’s popularity in January fell below 40%according to the last measurement of the demographic center carried out in September, in addition to 38% recorded in August, which then marked the lowest level in his second term.
The disapproval of his management rose to 61%, while 50% considered that their actions have been “worse than expected” and 52% expressed that they support “few or none” of his policies.
In contrast, only about one in five, 21%, thought that his management has been “better than expected,” and 27% expressed their support for “all or most” of his policies.
Republicans no longer trust Donald Trump
“The drop in support has come exclusively from Republicans. Last year, 67% said they supported all or most of Trump’s plans and policies. Today, 56% do,” the report indicated.
The Republicans’ confidence in Trump’s qualities also fell Since only 42% expressed being “extremely or very confident” that the president “acts ethically,” compared to 55% the previous year.
The proportion of Republicans who trust in this way in his “respect for democratic norms” also decreased to 52% and the proportion of those who think that he has the necessary mental capacity for his job was reduced to 66%.
Of the general population, 51% stated that they “do not trust at all or a lot” in Trump’s leadership.
61% of Republicans think that their party’s congressmen “have no obligation to support Trump if they do not agree with him” compared to 55% a year ago.
The survey was conducted by telephone and online from January 20 to 26 among 8,512 adults, with a margin of error of 1.4% and a confidence level of 95%.
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