Trump begins the second term in a stronger position than the first: survey

President Donald Trump It indicates its second service tour in the White House in a stronger voting position than during the start of its first administration eight years ago, it indicates a new national survey.

Forty-six percent of the voters say they approve the work that the Republican President is so far, with 43% disapproval, according to a survey from the University of Quinnipiac published on Wednesday.

The poll took on January 23-27, for Trump’s First week back In the White House after its inauguration of January 20.

The President’s approval rating is an improvement in the Quinnipiac poll by the end of January 2017, as Trump began his first term in office, when he had 36% approval and 44% disapproval.

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The survey It indicates a large predictable partisan division over the President of the GOP.

“Republicans 86-4 percent approve Trump’s work, while Democrats 86-8 percent disapprove,” emphasizes the launch of the vote. “Among the independents, 41 percent approve, while 46 percent did not miss and 13 percent did not offer any opinion.”

Although Trump’s first approved qualification for his second term is a significant improvement in his first term, his qualification is below the position of his predecessor, Ex -President Biden, In the first survey of Quinnipiac from his only term in office.

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Biden stood at 49% -36% approval in early February 2021.

Its approved rating went down in the mid -50’s during its first six months at the White House. But Biden’s numbers sank to a negative territory in late summer and autumn 2021 Departure from the United States of Afghanistan, and in the midst of increasing inflation and an increase in migrants crossing the United States along the southern border of the nation with Mexico.

Biden approval assessments remained under water throughout the rest of their presidency.

Trump has kept a frantic pace during his first week and a half in office, with an avalanche of executive orders and actions. Not only did his movements fulfill some of his main campaign promises, but also allowed the President to flex his executive muscles, quickly put his label on the federal government and also resolved some grievances.

“In the first week in office, we set up records, doing more than 350 executive actions,” Trump said Wednesday. “This had not been done before and, apparently, was the most effective opening week of any presidency in history.”

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According to the new survey, six out of ten approves Trump’s order sent by North -Americans to the southern border to improve security.

“The enormous deployment of boots on the ground is not a theater of war diey, very distant, but on the north -American border. And most voters are fine with it,” said Tim Malloy, an analyst at the University of University Quinnipiac.

The poll indicates that 44% support the deportation of all immigrants without documentation, while 39% of the deportation only of those convicted of violent crimes.

According to the survey, 57% missed Trump’s forgiveness or commuting the sentences of more than 1,500 people convicted of the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021 by Trump’s supporters with the aim of promoting the Certification of the Congress of the Electoral Victory of Biden 2020.

In the meantime, with a margin of two to one, the interrogations gave the thumbs to the broadcast of biden of preventive forgiveness, in their last hours in office, for five members of his family who have not been charged with any crime. . The voters were divided into Biden’s preventive pardons for the politicians and government officials that Trump had directed to retaliation.

The poll also indicates that the 53% disapproval of Elon Musk, the richest person in the world, has a leading role in the new Trump administration, with 39% approval.

The Democrats lost control of the White House and most of the Senate and did not gain control of the chamber in the November election. And the new survey makes them more trouble.

Only 31% of respondents had a favorable opinion of the Democratic Party, with 57% watching the game in an unfavorable light.

“This is the highest percentage of voters who have an unfavorable opinion of the Democratic Party since the University of Quinnipiac University poll began asking this question,” the survey statement said.

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In the meantime, 43% of the questioners had a favorable vision of the GOP, with 45% with an unfavorable opinion, which was the most favorable opinion for the republican party ever in the Quinnipiac poll.

Quinnipiac called into question 1019 self -identified registered voters across the country. The general survey of the survey was more or less than 3.1 percentage points.