Trump approval rating

About 30 percent of those surveyed said they "definitely will" vote for the president in his re-election bid, and about 13 percent said they'll "consider" voting for him.

The 17 states total 102 Electoral College votes, and the president would need to pick up several close states to reach the required 270 electoral total to win in 2020, according to a Gallup poll.

Most Americans—56 percent—would "definitely not vote" for Trump, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News survey.

"Marist/NPR/PBS Poll shows President Trump's approval rating among Latinos going to 50%," Trump tweeted on Tuesday.

If, theoretically, Ocasio-Cortez were to run against Trump, she might put up a good fight, according to a new Rasmussen Reports survey.

Shifts in personal attributes were being driven by the leanings of independents, the poll suggested.

The president's former lawyer pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations.

The president shared the results of one poll, saying he was "winning on every front."

Support for impeaching Trump mirrored the number that backed removing Richard Nixon during Watergate.

Opposition has been growing to the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the border.

The president has equaled his predecessor's rating 18 months into his first term.

Only former President Jimmy Carter had a worse approval rating than where Trump stands now, according to FiveThirtyEight's tracker. 

The president has faced a challenging time.

Trump is more popular than he has been in nearly a year, a new poll found.

Trump is slightly more popular, but his approval rating remains really low.

Support for the president varies between live phone polls and those conducted with an automated voice or online.

Trump won the state by fewer than 11,000 votes in 2016.

The president still supports his favorite cable news channel.

Voters say they have lost faith in the president's ability to lead following a disaster.

The president may have recovered from his "both sides" comments on the protests in Charlottesville.

The president has seen his approval rating turnaround in recent weeks.

Most countries are more confident in Russian President Vladimir Putin's leadership than President Donald Trump's, including key U.S. allies.

The president's disapproval number rose to 61 percent following his response to the protests in Charlottesville, Viriginia

President Donald Trump retweeted a poll suggesting Americans think he is a better president than Barack Obama.

Despite the series of controversies surrounding President Donald Trump and his family, it is Jared Kushner who is the least popular.

The U.S. president is widely unpopular in among most G-20 countries, while Merkel is largely approved of in America.

It's not even close.

Donald Trump's approval rating hit a big milestone Thursday.

Breaking a recent trend, Donald Trump's approval rating actually took a small tick upward in a new poll.

Trump's approval rating is already pretty bad. But if history is an indicator it could soon get worse.