Poll Watch: Donald Trump Threatens To Sue New York Times Over Fake Polls

According to the New York Times / Siena College poll, it took Trump less than a year to exhaust the good will and alienate all the voters who powered his comeback in the 2024 election. He’s back to where he was when he ran on KAG in 2020.

New York Times:

“When President Trump took office for his second term one year ago, he was — at least compared with his usual polling — relatively popular.

His approval rating was above 50 percent, and he had made enormous breakthroughs among groups that have traditionally voted Democratic, like young, nonwhite and lower-turnout voters. It had some of the markings of a potential political realignment. It even brought a much-noted vibe shift.

One year later, the vibe has shifted back. The results from today’s New York Times/Siena University poll would have looked fairly typical during his first term. Only 40 percent of registered voters say they approve of Mr. Trump’s performance, and the familiar patterns of American politics have returned. The second Trump coalition has unraveled.

The major demographic shifts of the last election have snapped back. In today’s poll, Mr. Trump’s approval rating by demographic group looks almost exactly as it did in Times/Siena polling in the run-up to his defeat in the 2020 presidential election. If anything, young and nonwhite voters are even likelier to disapprove of Mr. Trump than they were then, while he retains most of his support among older and white voters. …”

He is suing!

Note: Take it with a grain of salt.

Times/Siena badly missed the 2024 election.