Trump Approval at 32% Near Record Low as He Ends Midterm Push Talking Pools and Paint
Photo: Evan Vucci/Reuters via The Jerusalem Post Donald Trump goes into election day with just 32 percent of Americans approving of his job as president, the final Reuters/Ipsos poll before the midterms shows. That is only one point above his record low. And on his last day of campaigning, he spent his closing speech talking about pool pipes, paint and algae, not the cost of living voters say worries them most. Americans vote on Tuesday, 3 November, in midterm elections that will decide who controls Congress for the last two years of Trump's term. The president himself is not on the ballot. But he has told his supporters again and again to vote as if he were. Al Jazeera reported the Reuters/Ipsos findings late on Monday: 32 percent approved of Trump's handling of the presidency, unchanged from the week before and just above the 31 percent record low he hit two weeks earlier. The poll spoke to 1,765 adults across the United States between 29 October and 2 November, with a m...
