President Trump Approval Rating Rises on Economy News

US President Donald Trump’s approval rating has gone up, thanks to his success at handling the economy, according to a Quinnipiac poll released Thursday.

President Trump’s job approval rating, according to the poll:

• 39% approve, an increase from 33% on August 2.
• 57% disapprove, a decrease from 61% August 2.

Voters are split on whether they approve of President Trump’s handling of the economy.

• 46% approve, an increase from 41% on August 2.
• 46% disapprove, a decrease from 52% on August 2.

Republicans when asked that question give President Trump credit for the economy for the 1st time, with 55% saying Trump gets credit and 36% disagreeing that he deserves the credit.

That number is the highest level since Quinnipiac first asked that question in a poll in Y 2001, the poll report said.

Some Democratic voters said former President Barack Hussein Obama is responsible for the quality of the economy, with 50% agreeing and 38% disagreeing, according to the poll report

Quinnipiac University conducted the poll from 9-15 August, among 1,361 registered voters with a margin of error of + or – 3.4%.

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