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Which demographic will have the highest approval rating for Trump by March 31, 2025?
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18-30 year olds highest • 25%
Hispanic voters highest • 25%
Women highest • 25%
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Approval ratings from reputable polling sources such as CBS News/YouGov
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Trump's Approval Soars to 59% with Strong Support from Young, Hispanic Voters
Nov 24, 2024, 03:48 PM
Recent polls indicate a significant shift in public opinion regarding President Donald Trump's handling of his presidential transition. According to a CBS News/YouGov poll, Trump's approval rating has surged to 59%, marking an all-time high. Notably, 65% of Americans aged 18-30 approve of his transition, a 30-point swing in this demographic. Additionally, 56% of Hispanic voters and 52% of women also approve of Trump's transition efforts, showcasing a broad base of support across different voter groups.
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