Voters Without College Degree

Trump Public Opinion Ratings Collapse!

Ronald 78 Comments

The latest polls indicate Donald Trump is under water in most of the nation, with only a few states being positive toward him and his domestic and foreign policy agenda.

The states that show support of Trump include:

Wyoming
West Virginia
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Idaho
Tennessee
Indiana
Kansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
South Dakota
Missouri
Nebraska
Kentucky
Louisiana

After these 16 states, Trump is very unpopular in 7 “battleground” states
including:

Arizona
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nevada
Georgia

And in crucial states, such as Ohio, Florida, Virginia,and even Texas, Trump is extremely unpopular.

He has lost Generation Z; Latinos; women; African Americans; highly educated voters; those with less than a college degree, and most significantly, Independents.

Trump’s Public Opinion Ratings Sinking, Now 33 Percent, And Losing Major Voting Groups!

Ronald 4 Comments

Donald Trump’s public opinion ratings are sinking, presently at 33 percent.

Major voting blocs are abandoning him, including Latinos, Asian Americans, and voters without a college degree.

Already, women voters have soured on him, and young voters of both genders are also disillusioned with him.

The rising gas prices, along with the Iran War, are causing a collapse, just as occurred 46 years ago for President Jimmy Carter, with the Iran Hostage Seizure and rising gas prices.

There could not be two Presidents more different than Carter and Trump, but they share this commonality.

More specifically, Trump has 32 percent support on Iran; 30 percent on the economy; and 23 percent on the cost of living, and 40 percent on his immigration policy.

Only in eight states does Trump have majority support—Wyoming, North Dakota, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Idaho, Tennessee, Arkansas, and South Dakota. He is underwater in all of the “Swing States”, a troubling sign for the future, as he won all of those states.

And Trump has now reached a new low in public opinion ratings, lower than right after the US Capitol Insurrection on January 6, 2021, as he was about to leave office at the end of his first term, when he had a rating of 34 percent!