What is President Donald Trump’s current approval rating? See the most recent scores

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What is President Donald Trump’s current approval rating? See the most recent scores

Presidential approval ratings have been used to track the American people’s satisfaction with the Commander in Chief for nearly 100 years.

The latest approval ratings for President Donald Trump come a little over a month after he was sworn into office and made many significant changes, including a series of executive orders and

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. Thousands of

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as part of his push to reshape the federal government and decrease spending.

Here’s what to know about Trump’s approval rating, including how they are decided and how Trump’s ratings compare with his first term and past presidents.

What is Donald Trump’s approval rating?

Here are the latest approval ratings released about Trump’s administration:

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More respondents disapproved of Trump’s job by 8 percentage points. (Poll conducted Feb 13-18; 2,601 adults; margin of error ±2.1 percentage points)

The majority of respondents (57%) say Trump has exceeded his authority since taking office, the Post wrote.

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More respondents approved of Trump’s job than disapproved by 3 percentage points (poll conducted Feb. 16-18; 1,451 registered voters; margin of error ±3.2 percentage points).

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More respondents approve of Trump’s work by 3 percentage points (poll conducted Feb. 14-16; 2,217 registered voters; margin of error ±2 percentage points).

After three rounds of week-over-week declines, these ratings leveled out and are similar to numbers taken at the same point in his first term, according to Morning Consult.

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More respondents disapprove of Trump’s job overall by a 6-point margin (poll conducted Feb 3-16; 1,004 adult respondents; margin of error ±4 percentage points)

His support is highly partisan, as the poll shows the gap between Democrats who approve of Trump and Republicans who approve of Trump is 89 percentage points, the highest Gallup has measured for any president.

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More Americans approve of Trump’s job, 52% to 46%, (poll conducted Feb. 10-13; 1,010 likely electorate; margin of error ±3.6 percentage points)

The survey also showed that voters do not approve of

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‘s current role with the federal government by an 11-point margin.

How does Trump’s approval rating compare with his 1st term?

Trump had a final approval rating of 34% when he left office in 2021. His

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during his first term was 41%.

How does Trump’s approval rating compare with past presidents?

Donald Trump (first term) – 34%

Are presidential approval ratings accurate?

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notes that these approval ratings are a “simple measure, yet a very powerful one that has played a key role in politics for over 70 years.”

A president’s approval rating reflects the percentage of American polled who approve of the president’s performance. Anything can impact a president’s rating, such as legislation passed, actions and elections.

According to

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, an approval rating doesn’t just represent how well the administration is doing for the general public, but could determine the outcome of an upcoming election for a politician or how much they get done during their time in office.

While these ratings are easy to understand,

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says some analysts believe they are not as useful as they once were due extreme partisanship and the polarized political climate.

“Presidential approval ratings have always been partisan, with members of the president’s party offering more positive assessments than those in the opposing party,” according to the

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. “But the differences between Republicans and Democrats on views of the president have grown substantially in recent decades.”

USA TODAY reporter Kinsey Crowley contributed to this article.

This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic:

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