Tafari Torres
Coverage of Tafari Torres in the Nexus archive.
- Where Trump has lost support with independents, according to AP-NORC polling
AP-NORC polling shows a significant decline in Donald Trump's support among independents during his second term, with approval dropping from about half to one-quarter among non-college-educated independents. The erosion of support, particularly after Trump's first 100 days and key events like a government shutdown and the Iran war, has closed the education-based approval gap among independents.
- Where Trump has lost support with independents, according to AP-NORC polling
AP-NORC polling analysis shows declining support for President Donald Trump among independents, particularly those without a college degree, with approval dropping from about half in 2024 to one-quarter by spring 2026. The analysis highlights a narrowing education gap in opinions and negative shifts among Black and Hispanic independents, raising concerns for Republicans ahead of midterms.
- Where Trump has lost support with independents, according to AP-NORC polling
AP-NORC polling shows declining support for President Donald Trump among independents, particularly those without a college degree, with approval dropping from about half in 2024 to one-quarter by spring 2026. The analysis links this shift to events during Trump's second term, including the government shutdown and the Iran war, erasing a prior education-based approval gap among independents.