Polls

PEW RESEARCH: Trump's net approval crosstabs

Age (four way) and gender

Men 18-29: (-51)

Women 18-29: (-49)

Men 30-49: (-32)

Women 30-49: (-44)

Men 50-64: (-3)

Women 50-64: (-25)

Men 65+: (-3)

Women 65+: (-25)

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Race and education 

White college Grad: (-27)

White some college or less: (-5)

Black college grad: (-79)

Black some college or less: (-69)

Hispanic college grad: (-42)

Hispanic some college or less: (-54)

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 and Education 

Men college grad: (-31)

Men some college or less: (-17)

Women college grad: (-43)

Women some college or less: (-32

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Race/Ethnicity 

White: (-13)

Black: (-73)

Hispanic: (-52)

Asian: (-52)

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Community type

Urban: (-51)

Suburban:  (-33)

Rural (even)

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Race and Gender 

White men: (-7)

White women: (-18)

Black men: (-62)

Black women: (-90)

Hispanic men: (-43)

Hispanic women: (-57)

Asian men: (-40)

Asian women: (-53)

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Gender

Male: (-22)

Female: (-36)

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Age

18-29: (-51)

30-49: (-38)

50-64: (-14)

65+: (-14)

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Party/lean

Rep/lean Rep: (+37)

Dem/lean Dem: (-89)

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Religion  

PROTESTANT (-8)

White Evangelical Protestant: (+32)

White non Evangelical Protestant: (-12)

Black Protestant: (-75)

CATHOLIC: (-28)

White Catholic: (even)

Hispanic Catholic: (-72)

UNAFFILIATED: (-57)

Atheist: (-82)

Agnostic: (-70)

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Rural voters know that ultra-millionaires and the elite political class are out of touch with their day-to-day lives  - 84% of rural voters think that politicians just don’t understand how hard it is to make ends meet and support a family. 

Trump won more than nine out of every ten rural counties in 2024. He’s now sitting at 52% favorable, 46% unfavorable among rural voters in battleground states, and 49% of rural voters in the same territory say they feel worse about him since he was re-elected, including a quarter of Republicans. That is not a man cruising into the midterms. That is a man whose coalition is fraying at the edges, and the edges are exactly where we live.

Politico -  Sixty-one percent of U.S. adults said it was a mistake for the U.S. to use military force against Iran in a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll released Friday. Thirty-six percent viewed it as the right decision.