Polls

Newsweek -  A recent poll by the Public Religion Research Institute, of 5,772 adults in all 50 states, found that a quarter believed that God ordained Trump to be the winner of the 2024 election, with 60 percent of white evangelical Protestants holding that view, and 45 percent of Hispanic Protestants.

Those identified as Christian nationalism adherents or sympathizers on PRRI’s own scale – based on participants’ responses to questions linking Christianity with what it means to be American – backed Trump by a large majority, 80 percent. Nearly the same percentage of people who said they believed in the QAnon conspiracy, 81 percent, said they voted for Trump.

Conversely, a majority of Black Protestant voters (83 percent), 72 percent of unaffiliated voters, 67 percent from non-Christian religions, and 62 percent of Jews all backed Kamala Harris.

 The Mirror -   A new poll conducted by YouGov and the Economist shows that Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted to 41% - and that's lower than Trump's own pick for 'worst president in history.' Donald Trump has previously referred to Joe Biden as the 'worst president in history' in a number of speeches, but the YouGov/Economist poll shows that Biden was actually at a higher rating than Trump at this point in his presidency.

Zogby Strategies -  A new poll by John Zogby Strategies shows President Donald Trump’s overall approval rating at 44%, with 51% disapproving—a slight drop from his August approval-disapproval rating of 46% and 52%.