Trumps current approval rating in each state

[Htrb-nvr-blk-&-ug-as-evr]

West Virginia have some respect for yourselves. His policy changes probably affect them more then anybody.

You think any of those toothless, barefoot goat-fukers even know what the are signing into? You think they even know how to read? They will forever support Drumpf just because he's a hillbilly just like them.

 

[hashmander]

That's about 90 electoral votes only counting the states with 50% and up so its likely he would win in 2020

huh?

there are 214 electoral votes in the states where his approval is in the 30s.

he's toast if the dem candidate can get a combination of 56 electoral votes in the states where he's in the low 40's. anyway he has a few more years to go, but if he has similar state by state approval ratings going into the 2020 election then he's fukked.

 

[FAH1223]

I mean this just illustrates his base... will always stick with him and the independents/Dem crossover voters have him on a much shorter leash.

 

[Pressure]

im from Charlotte, too! let me know when you post that link

In Climbing Income Ladder, Location Matters

Segregation's New Geography: The Atlanta Metro Region, Race, and the Declining Prospects for Upward Mobility | Southern Spaces

Are sprawl and racism the culprits in Atlanta’s woeful upward-mobility ranking? - Atlanta Magazine

The Complex Story of Race and Upward Mobility


How Black Middle-Class Kids Become Poor Adults

Report says upward mobility is worse in NC than in US

Why It’s So Hard to Get Ahead in the South :panthertears:

 

[Geek Nasty]

Yep as much as they want to all pretend they didn't support him the numbers always show a surprisingly high opinion of him.

 

[N.J.stan]

Poll is based on less than 1 percent of the population, most likely landline holders (aka older/more conservative) since that's how they typically poll. 82k out of 300 million across the 50 states

 

[Don Homer]

Poll is based on less than 1 percent of the population, most likely landline holders (aka older/more conservative) since that's how they typically poll. 82k out of 300 million across the 50 states

Dont you only need a sample size of about 2000 to get a good representation in polling data?

 

[N.J.stan]

Dont you only need a sample size of about 2000 to get a good representation in polling data?

Hard to trust polling data after the last election

 

[hashmander]

Hard to trust polling data after the last election

the overall polling data was fine (showed a small hillary victory and she had a small popular vote advantage. the problem is that we've been treating these national polls as if our elections are decided by popular vote. in a presidential election we need high quality polling in the swing states.

 

[mc_brew]

huh?

there are 214 electoral votes in the states where his approval is in the 30s.

he's toast if the dem candidate can get a combination of 56 electoral votes in the states where he's in the low 40's. anyway he has a few more years to go, but if he has similar state by state approval ratings going into the 2020 election then he's fukked.

these numbers are absolutely terrible in my opinion... his highest approval rating is 59% in a deep red state..... these numbers look very lukewarm to me...

that said, it doesn't matter and he's hardly fukked.... there is a difference between approving of the president and voting for the president... cacs might not approve of him, but they certainly don't approve of democrats... they'd still vote for him rather than any alternative.... that doesn't mean his reelection is certain... but we need to shake our hillaryism and recognize defeating trump in 2020 is not going to be a cakewalk...

 

[hashmander]

these numbers are absolutely terrible in my opinion... his highest approval rating is 59% in a deep red state..... these numbers look very lukewarm to me...

that said, it doesn't matter and he's hardly fukked.... there is a difference between approving of the president and voting for the president... cacs might not approve of him, but they certainly don't approve of democrats... they'd still vote for him rather than any alternative.... that doesn't mean his reelection is certain... but we need to shake our hillaryism and recognize defeating trump in 2020 is not going to be a cakewalk...

oh without a doubt, nothing with this traitorous, racist fukkboy is going to be a cakewalk.

 

[Don Homer]

these numbers are absolutely terrible in my opinion... his highest approval rating is 59% in a deep red state..... these numbers look very lukewarm to me...

that said, it doesn't matter and he's hardly fukked.... there is a difference between approving of the president and voting for the president... cacs might not approve of him, but they certainly don't approve of democrats... they'd still vote for him rather than any alternative.... that doesn't mean his reelection is certain... but we need to shake our hillaryism and recognize defeating trump in 2020 is not going to be a cakewalk...

only this era of democrats would have an issue beating this guy

 

[Mike809]

Why are southern states extremely conservative while being the poorest as well? Dont they hurt themselves by voting republican ? Since the republican party is known for cutting social benefits.
You would think they would love a socialist party/candidate to lend them a hand.

 

[the next guy]

@the next guy

The south is it's own island of crazy. Just so far from reality


But low taxes, brehs!

 

[tru_m.a.c]

that said, it doesn't matter and he's hardly fukked.... there is a difference between approving of the president and voting for the president... cacs might not approve of him, but they certainly don't approve of democrats... they'd still vote for him rather than any alternative

but here we go reaching across the aisle and shyt