According to the Real Clear Politics poll of polls, and despite an unprecedented media jihad against him, President Donald Trump’s average job approval rating sits at a relatively healthy 42.9 percent, a high he has not reached in nearly a year.
According to the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll, what was a +12 point lead for Democrats in the congressional generic ballot is down to just a four point lead.
After Trump took a one point lead on Tuesday, Clinton’s support ticked back up to a tie of 46 percent. Clinton now leads with 47 percent while Trump has fallen one point to 45 percent.
Yesterday Trump led Clinton in the poll with 46 percent, but the Democratic nominee’s support has now ticked up one percent to match her opponent.
Donald Trump earns the support of 46 percent of likely voters while Hillary Clinton only earns 45 percent in the poll. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson has three percent support and Jill Stein only has two percent.
Donald Trump has maintained a steady lead in the L.A. Times poll since he passed Hillary Clinton on Sept. 13, despite going up or down a couple of points.
The CBS News 2016 Battleground Tracker survey published Sunday reveals a tied race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton with both candidates at 42 percent.
The new L.A. Times political tracking poll shows Donald Trump now leading Hillary Clinton in the presidential race by three points.
The poll lead has veered back and forth between the two candidates throughout August, even though Trump was ahead by seven points at the end of July.
