Donald Trump's Approval Rating Flips With White Voters
A new poll found Trump's standing with white voters has risen sharply after being underwater in June.
Donald Trump's approval rating among white voters has shifted dramatically, with a recent Marquette Law School poll showing a significant improvement. In the latest survey conducted between July 22 and 27, 51% of white voters approved of Trump's job performance, marking a stark contrast to the -12 net approval rating recorded in June.
The poll, which polled 639 white respondents, found the president's approval rating among white voters had risen from -12 to +2, suggesting a potential boon for Republicans heading into the November midterm elections. White voters have historically been a vital part of Trump's coalition, and their support could determine the outcome of the midterms.
However, the poll's findings could be an anomaly, as other recent polls have shown Trump's support slipping among white voters amid economic, inflation, and geopolitical concerns. White House spokesman Davis Ingle dismissed the latest poll, emphasizing Trump's accomplishments during his presidency and his ongoing efforts to create jobs, reduce inflation, and enhance housing affordability.
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