"President Trump is more popular than ever, at least according to one new poll released on Wednesday, with his approval rating jumping 5 points in the last month an increase that coincides with his administration's crime crackdown in Washington, D.C.. The poll results, from the The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, shows the president has a 45% approval rating nationwide. That is the best approval rating Trump has received from the AP-NORC poll in either his first or second term."
"Trump's handling of crime received a thumbs up from 53% of Americans who were polled; a whopping 88% of Republicans said they approved of the commander-in-chief's approach to crime, while only 16% of Democrats said they liked what Trump is doing. Some other key points on crime: 55% of respondents said it is acceptable for the U.S. military and National Guard to assist local police in large cities, according to the AP-NORC,"
"The new poll comes after the president recently deployed the National Guard to Washington, D.C. in an effort to thwart crime. On Tuesday, the first murder in Washington, D.C. in 13 days was reported. Vice President JD Vance, a day earlier, said the capital typically averaged one murder every other day, before commending the president on saving 6-7 lives since deploying the National Guard."
President Trump’s nationwide approval rating rose five points to 45%, the highest AP-NORC measure in either term. Approval of his handling of crime reached 53%, with 88% of Republicans and 16% of Democrats approving. Fifty-five percent of respondents said it is acceptable for the U.S. military and National Guard to assist local police in large cities, while about one-third supported federal takeovers of city police departments. Eighty percent of Americans view crime as a major problem in big cities. Approval also rose on immigration (44%), the economy (43%), and the Ukraine war (42%). The poll ran August 21–25 with 1,182 respondents.
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