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politics · Forbes
President Donald Trump’s approval rating fell from 37% to 33% in the latest AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“President Donald Trump’s approval rating declined slightly from last month, from 37% to 33%, in the latest AP‑NORC poll”
4 points
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politics · Forbes
Approval of President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict fell 10 points among Republicans in the AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“approval of his handling of the Iran conflict has dipped across the political spectrum, with the sharpest decline—10 points—among Republicans”
10 points
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politics · Forbes
President Donald Trump’s approval rating is eight points lower than it was in July of his first term, according to the AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“Trump’s approval rating is eight points below where it was in July of his first term”
8 points
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politics · Forbes
President Donald Trump’s approval rating is three points lower than President Joe Biden’s 36% rating in July 2022, according to the AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“and is three points below Biden’s 36% approval rating in July 2022”
3 points
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politics · Forbes
Approval of President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran war declined six points from 71% to 61% among Republicans in the AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“Approval of his handling of the Iran war has declined six points since June, including from 71% to 61% among Republicans”
6 points
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defence · Forbes
Forty‑eight percent of Republicans say the U.S. should continue military action in Iran, according to the AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“Less than half of Republicans, 48%, say the U.S. should continue military action in Iran”
48 percent
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defence · Forbes
Twenty‑three percent of U.S. adults say the U.S. should continue military action in Iran, according to the AP‑NORC poll conducted July 23‑27.
“and only 23% of U.S. adults say it should continue”
23 percent
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