Approval ratings

Historical presidential approval ratings show the Democrats are likely to face a landslide this cycle. But are they really?

Putin's popularity may have been affected by his decision to announce the partial mobilization of the country's military on September 21.

Democrats have seen their chances in this year's midterms improve with Biden's approval rating trending upwards.

Democrats appear likely to lose control of the House in November's elections, but they could keep the Senate in a close contest.

Biden has his highest approval rating since mid-June as gas prices decrease and big bills are being passed, but food costs are still a huge problem nationwide.

Approval ratings continue to provide grim reading for Joe Biden, who now faces conservatives emboldened by Supreme Court and primaries wins.

Biden said just last week that he believes "the power of the presidency and the purpose is to unite this nation."

The former president railed against the mainstream media, calling them "crooked b*****ds" in a speech at his Mar-a-Lago resort on Saturday.

The two parties each received 40 percent of support from American adults in a survey that was conducted November 20-23.

Since taking office, Biden's approval rating has dipped a total of 6 percent, from 50 percent to 44 percent, a survey by Morning Consult Political Intelligence shows.

Quinnipiac University analyst Tim Malloy said his poll shows that the honeymoon for the president "is clearly over."

The 78-year-old president has previously said that he plans to run for another four years in the White House in 2024.

The former president persists in attacks against his successor—but polling suggests it is failing to alter wider public opinion.

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A new poll finds that the first lady is far more liked than her husband, especially among Democratic voters.

Trump is only one percentage point more popular than Kim Jong Un in South Korea, according to a new poll.

"I mean, I get nothing but bad publicity. I say, how is that possible," Trump said.

"I don't crave to be known," Comey said.

Fewer Americans were uneasy about the possibility of conflict with the North this month than in January, the poll showed.

The president sent out the message on Sunday.

"Donald J. Trump makes his ranking debut at the bottom of the list," the survey states.

Trump's ratings "might be yet worse were it not for sharply improved economic sentiment," the poll report states.

Melania Trump was the only Trump family member with a higher favorable than unfavorable rating.

Trump's approval rating across all groups was 42 percent, with 56 percent disapproving.

Almost 60 percent of voters disapprove of the way Trump is doing his job overall and most gave him low grades on a variety of personality traits, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday.

A Morning Consult/Politico poll out Thursday showed that 45 percent of people said they thought he's doing a good job.

Also, only 14 percent of people said they thought the country was generally headed in the right direction.

Trump's approval rating is at least 10 points below past presidents at the same number of days in office.

Only about 38 percent of people say they think Trump is doing a good job.

Forty percent of voters say they want Trump to be impeached.