49% are satisfied with President Trump's performance: Gallup poll

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49% are satisfied with President Trump's performance: Gallup poll47% dissatisfied, 43% of people expressed confidence two weeks ago, poll broadcast by US channel








WASHINGTON, May 2, 2020 / PRNewswire / - Despite criticism of US President Donald Trump, the satisfaction rate over his performance has risen by six points in the past two weeks. This was stated in a recent Gallup poll. The survey was broadcast by an American channel. A new poll shows that 49% of people are satisfied with President Trump's performance.In contrast, 47% said they were not satisfied with the president's performance.
This is the best performance of Trump in the Gallup poll. Just two weeks ago, only 43% of Americans were satisfied with the president's performance. In contrast, 48% do not agree with the President's methods and actions in this regard. In addition, 93% of Republicans support Trump's presidency. Democrats, by contrast, have no more than 8%.

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