Trump Job Approval 50% or Higher in 17 States in 2018

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In 17 states his approval is above 50%.
In 13 states his approval is between 40% and 50%.
In 20 states his approval is below 40%.

From highest to lowest

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Although much can change between now and Election Day 2020, a job approval rating of 50% or higher would presumably put Trump in good position to win a state in the presidential election.

The 17 states with 50%+ approval ratings account for a combined total of 102 electoral votes.

In contrast, the states in which Trump has an approval rating below 40% account for 201 electoral votes.

In order to get to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, Trump would have to win all but one or two of the states in which his 2018 approval rating was between 41% and 49%.

Some of the more challenging states to win from among this group, based on that approval rating, would be Texas (41%); Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan (all at 42%); and Arizona and Florida (43%).

Trump Job Approval 50% or Higher in 17 States in 2018

In other words, 2/3 of the country currently disapprove.

Like I said before folks, Trump Is Definitely NOT Going To Win Reelection.
 
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In 17 states his approval is above 50%.
In 13 states his approval is between 40% and 50%.
In 20 states his approval is below 40%.

From highest to lowest


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Map

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Although much can change between now and Election Day 2020, a job approval rating of 50% or higher would presumably put Trump in good position to win a state in the presidential election.

The 17 states with 50%+ approval ratings account for a combined total of 102 electoral votes.

In contrast, the states in which Trump has an approval rating below 40% account for 201 electoral votes.

In order to get to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, Trump would have to win all but one or two of the states in which his 2018 approval rating was between 41% and 49%.

Some of the more challenging states to win from among this group, based on that approval rating, would be Texas (41%); Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan (all at 42%); and Arizona and Florida (43%).

Trump Job Approval 50% or Higher in 17 States in 2018

In other words, 2/3 of the country currently disapprove.

Like I said before folks, Trump Is Definitely NOT Going To Win Reelection.
Like how Trump was not going to beat Crooked Hillary?
 
What was Obama's approval ratings over his first term? Do approval ratings , which are just polls always predict elections?
 
Like how Trump was not going to beat Crooked Hillary?
We're not yet in the Trump recession of 2020, which will certainly be the case come November that year.

I'll be ready and waiting to make a bet with you around that time as to who gets to stay and who gets to leave this forum based on which side wins.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC
 
In 17 states his approval is above 50%.
In 13 states his approval is between 40% and 50%.
In 20 states his approval is below 40%.

From highest to lowest

trump-approval-2018-460x662.jpg

Map

bola5n7-cukrydiftiyeqg.png


Although much can change between now and Election Day 2020, a job approval rating of 50% or higher would presumably put Trump in good position to win a state in the presidential election.

The 17 states with 50%+ approval ratings account for a combined total of 102 electoral votes.

In contrast, the states in which Trump has an approval rating below 40% account for 201 electoral votes.

In order to get to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, Trump would have to win all but one or two of the states in which his 2018 approval rating was between 41% and 49%.

Some of the more challenging states to win from among this group, based on that approval rating, would be Texas (41%); Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan (all at 42%); and Arizona and Florida (43%).

Trump Job Approval 50% or Higher in 17 States in 2018

In other words, 2/3 of the country currently disapprove.

Like I said before folks, Trump Is Definitely NOT Going To Win Reelection.
He will be re-elected easily...

He will be a two-term president -- his second term will be more productive than his first....maybe even reach 6% GDP growth
 
Like how Trump was not going to beat Crooked Hillary?
We're not yet in the Trump recession of 2020, which will certainly be the case come November that year.

I'll be ready and waiting to make a bet with you around that time as to who gets to stay and who gets to leave this forum based on which side wins.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC
Clearly the Democrat's campaign strategy is to do as much as they can to bring on a recession. That much is certain. It's not like you can get people to vote for Socialism if they're not on their knees.

But do you think they can actually pull it off with only 1/2 of Congress?
 
Like how Trump was not going to beat Crooked Hillary?
We're not yet in the Trump recession of 2020, which will certainly be the case come November that year.

I'll be ready and waiting to make a bet with you around that time as to who gets to stay and who gets to leave this forum based on which side wins.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC

What indicators forecast a recession. Please share your wisdom.
 
In 17 states his approval is above 50%.
In 13 states his approval is between 40% and 50%.
In 20 states his approval is below 40%.

From highest to lowest

trump-approval-2018-460x662.jpg

Map

bola5n7-cukrydiftiyeqg.png


Although much can change between now and Election Day 2020, a job approval rating of 50% or higher would presumably put Trump in good position to win a state in the presidential election.

The 17 states with 50%+ approval ratings account for a combined total of 102 electoral votes.

In contrast, the states in which Trump has an approval rating below 40% account for 201 electoral votes.

In order to get to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, Trump would have to win all but one or two of the states in which his 2018 approval rating was between 41% and 49%.

Some of the more challenging states to win from among this group, based on that approval rating, would be Texas (41%); Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan (all at 42%); and Arizona and Florida (43%).

Trump Job Approval 50% or Higher in 17 States in 2018

In other words, 2/3 of the country currently disapprove.

Like I said before folks, Trump Is Definitely NOT Going To Win Reelection.

Whelp --- on behalf of North Carolina, home of vote fraud so bad that the 9th District still has no Representative in Congress, I'd like to officially apologise for our collective dearth of situational awareness.

On the other hand at least we're not South Carolina. :death:
 
Has anyone considered the strong possibility that Trump does not want to win another term? He could happily go back to his old life and just hold rallies here and there to get his fill of adulation.
 
Like how Trump was not going to beat Crooked Hillary?
We're not yet in the Trump recession of 2020, which will certainly be the case come November that year.

I'll be ready and waiting to make a bet with you around that time as to who gets to stay and who gets to leave this forum based on which side wins.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC

What indicators forecast a recession. Please share your wisdom.

The Democrat Party regularly spills blood of innocent children on the altar of Satan praying for power...

You don't need indicators if you just have faith.
 
Has anyone considered the strong possibility that Trump does not want to win another term? He could happily go back to his old life and just hold rallies here and there to get his fill of adulation.

If that were true he would not be holding rallies.
 
Like how Trump was not going to beat Crooked Hillary?
We're not yet in the Trump recession of 2020, which will certainly be the case come November that year.

I'll be ready and waiting to make a bet with you around that time as to who gets to stay and who gets to leave this forum based on which side wins.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC
Clearly the Democrat's campaign strategy is to do as much as they can to bring on a recession. That much is certain. It's not like you can get people to vote for Socialism if they're not on their knees.

But do you think they can actually pull it off with only 1/2 of Congress?
The democrats are bringing on a recession how?

Was there some great democrat recession in 2016 to help Hillary or something? I remember that economy doing so well that Trump immediately took credit for it becure he was even in office
 
Has anyone considered the strong possibility that Trump does not want to win another term? He could happily go back to his old life and just hold rallies here and there to get his fill of adulation.

If that were true he would not be holding rallies.
He loves the rallies because he is an egomaniac. No matter what happens he will seek cheering crowds for the rest of his life.
 
Has anyone considered the strong possibility that Trump does not want to win another term? He could happily go back to his old life and just hold rallies here and there to get his fill of adulation.

If that were true he would not be holding rallies.
He would have held rallies if he lost....the rallies are there to feed his narcissism....
 
I live in MA and no one asked me. Fake News.

I live in Texas, look at his rating there.

fuck with us and take our land for a wall nobody wants, and we'll show you out the back door.

You have a link that shows “nobody” wants a wall? Your state is Red, big guy.

Americans Oppose Border Walls, Favor Dealing With DACA

President Fatass is below 50% in THIS RED STATE..

So the link says “nobody”?
 

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