President Donald J. Trump Composite Job Approval Poll

• Detail Description

  • Trump polls are averaged between the top national non-partisan 
    polls.  The ones used are listed in the detail section below.
    They are averaged to eliminate spikes or valleys of one poll 
    from distorting the national average.  Polls are recalculated 
    when several polls have changed, but not always weekly.  See the 
    summary section for an overview.
    

• Summary Description

  • The Trump Composite Job Poll summary has overview of how he is
    doing at any one time.  It includes the high and low poll used
    in the average, the total number of points and polls used for
    the calculation and the change from the start of the current
    year.  See the summary section below. Click the
    detail section link for the specific polls used in for the
    calculation.  See the detail section below.
    

• Poll History

  • The current and prior two polls of each poll is in the history
    section.  This section also includes the Favorability Polls
    when they are available.  These polls are infrequent and are
    old in some cases.  The complete history of the poll number
    is located at Poll History.
    

Poll Analysis

New polls: 
	FOX            gain   1 point(s) (48%) 
	NBC            loss   1 point(s) (46%) 
	Monmouth       gain   2 point(s) (46%) 
	Marist/NPR     gain   1 point(s) (43%) 

Continuing polls:
	CNN            same   0 point(s) (43%) 
	Quinnipiac     loss   2 point(s) (41%) 

New polls (favorable/unfavorable) : 
	Quinnipiac     Favorable down 3 (39), Unfavorable gain 3 (58)
	CNN            Favorable same 0 (43), Unfavorable gain 1 (54)

President Trump's poll is up 0.50 points from the 
start of the year.  Not unexpected in the face of 
COVID-19 and is similar to the bump Bush got for  
both of his wars at the start.  The bungling of a 
response is forgotten for now.  This is a new high
score (44.50) breaking the old one by 0.10 points.

Quinnipiac had a drop in favorability of 3 points 
(39) and an equal rise in unfavorability (3) to a 
non-record high (60).  CNN held the same in his   
favorability (43), but went up two points (54) in 
unfavorbility.