Donald Trump’s Net Favorability Hits All-Time High
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Donald Trump is more popular than ever.
His net favorability hit its highest ever in the latest survey from Economist/YouGov.
It has risen 14 points since December 31st.
YouGov/Economist Poll: Trump’s net favorability rating hits an all-time high
Favorable/Unfavorable
• Dec. 31: 41/55 (net -14)
• Mar. 14: 45/53 (net -8)
• Apr. 21: 47/50 (net -3)
• MAY 23: 49/49 (=)
Since Dec. 31, Trump’s net favorability rating has risen by 14 points
Former President Donald Trump’s net favorability rating has reached an all-time high, the latest survey from the Economist/YouGov found.
According to data from this particular survey, Trump’s net favorability has increased significantly since December — shortly after the official launch of his 2024 presidential bid.
In December, for example, Trump’s favorability was underwater among registered voters, as 41 percent viewed him at least somewhat favorably, compared to 55 percent who did not — a net of -14. He showed a slight improvement in March, reducing his net approval to -8. The following month, it shrank even more, to -3.
The latest results show Trump now breaking even in this survey, with 49 percent of registered voters viewing him at least somewhat favorably and 49 percent viewing him at least somewhat unfavorably — a 14-point swing over the last few months:
As his approval goes up he continues to be the front-runner for the GOP primary.
According to the survey results 46% of the likely voters surveyed said they would vote for Trump. 25% said they would vote for DeSantis, 5% said Nikki Haley and even fewer said they’d vote for the remaining candidates.
Marquette also narrowed the options to the top two candidates as of now and asked survey participants who they’d vote for. Marquette found that if the race were down to just Trump and DeSantis, 52% of those surveyed said they would vote for Trump while 48% said they would vote for DeSantis.
RINOs continue to lose!
