In the poll, 57 percent of registered voters said they would ‘definitely vote against’ Trump in 2020.
During his usual morning Twitter rant, Trump decided to brag about his relatively high approval rating among Latinos in a new national poll. But awkwardly for Trump, the same Marist/NPR/PBS poll also shows that most Americans “definitely” plan to vote against him in 2020.
Trump tweeted, “Marist/NPR/PBS Poll shows President Trump’s approval rating among Latinos going to 50%, an increase in one year of 19%. Thank you, working hard!”
Approval doesn’t translate into votes, however. Trump failed to mention that the same poll shows only 30 percent of registered voters said they would “definitely vote for President Trump” in 2020 — and a whopping 57 percent of voters said they would “definitely vote against him.”
View the complete January 22 article by Dan Desai Martin on the ShareBlue website here.