Trump’s approval rating doesn’t fall despite Putin debacle and rough July

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Amid a string of bad press over his meeting with Vladimir Putin, his trade policy, ongoing concerns about child separations at the border, and NATO negotiations, President Trump’s approval rating managed to avoid taking a hit nationwide.

Morning Consult reported Tuesday that Trump’s “approval rating remained steady across most states in July.” The data comes from the company’s daily tracking survey of registered voters in each state over the course of the month. State-by-state margins of error, according to Morning Consult, range from one percentage point to five percentage points.

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