As of 26 September, Republican candidates in competitive races are increasingly distancing themselves from President Trump ahead of the midterm elections, despite his retained loyalty among core supporters. Trump's approval ratings have fallen to new lows in recent polls, with declining Republican support.
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President Trump retains the loyalty of his core supporters, but Republican candidates in competitive races are increasingly looking for ways to distance themselves from the White House. Plus, Nikole Hannah-Jones’s viral essay in The New York Times dives into struggles involving her child’s education. Finally, the Senate map expands as Democrats eye opportunities in Kansas...
President Donald Trump’s approval ratings fell to new lows in several recent polls, as support among Republicans declined and views of the economy worsened, The Hill reported in a story carried by WGN. A Reuters/Ipsos poll found his overall approval rating had fallen three points from the previous week; the reports described the numbers as a warning sign for Republicans weeks before the midterm el