Trump and GOP approval ratings remain strong

President Donald Trump and the Republican Party are enjoying steady approval ratings despite political turmoil in Washington. Many had expected dissatisfaction to increase with the new president's agenda affecting the economy, but polls show otherwise. Recent data indicates that Trump's approval rating is at 51%, with some days reaching as high as 52%. Mark Mitchell from Rasmussen Reports, who tracks these numbers daily, noted his surprise that approval has not dropped below 50%. He observed that voters appreciate Trump for keeping his promises. The Republican Party also appears to be in a strong position, with a 50% approval rating. In comparison, the Democratic Party stands at 44%. The approval ratings reflect a significant divide, with 83% of Republican voters favorable towards their party, while only 72% of Democrats feel the same about theirs. Political analysts suggest that animosity towards opposing parties influences voter sentiments. Among Trump voters, 66% have a "very unfavorable" view of Democrats. Conversely, 70% of voters who backed Kamala Harris view Republicans negatively. This level of division may play a key role in the upcoming elections.