Ohio voters disapprove of job Trump is doing as president, according to new poll
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- President Donald Trump has a minus 10 net job approval in Ohio, according to a new SurveyUSA Election Poll sponsored by Cleveland 19 News.
Here's how 1,408 registered voters in Ohio answered this question:
- Approve: 41 percent
- Disapprove: 51 percent
- Not sure: 8 percent
The credibility interval for this question is ± 3.5 percent.
Here's a breakdown of who answered:
Approve: (41 percent)
- 46 percent male; 36 percent female
- 45 percent white; 11 percent black
- 34 percent ages 18-34
- 43 percent ages 35-49
- 44 percent ages 50-64
- 39 percent 65 or older
Disapprove: (51 percent)
- 48 percent male; 54 percent female
- 47 percent white; 84 percent black
- 62 percent ages 18-34
- 50 percent ages 35-49
- 48 percent ages 50-64
- 51 percent 65 or older
Not sure: (8 percent)
- 6 percent male; 10 percent female
- 8 percent white; 5 percent black
- 4 percent ages 18-34
- 8 percent ages 35-49
- 7 percent ages 50-64
- 11 percent 65 or older
In contrast, the majority of the same registered voters polled said they approve of the work Vice President Mike Pence has done so far.
The Cleveland 19 News-sponsored poll showed Pence has a plus five net job approval in Ohio.
Here's how 1,408 registered voters answered this question:
- Approve: 46 percent
- Disapprove: 41 percent
- Not sure: 14 percent
The credibility interval for this question is ± 3.5 percent.
Here's a breakdown of who answered:
Approve: (46 percent)
- 50 percent male; 41 percent female
- 50 percent white; 16 percent black
- 36 percent ages 18-34
- 44 percent ages 35-49
- 48 percent ages 50-64
- 50 percent 65 or older
Disapprove: (41 percent)
- 40 percent male; 42 percent female
- 37 percent white; 71 percent black
- 51 percent ages 18-34
- 43 percent ages 35-49
- 39 percent ages 50-64
- 35 percent 65 or older
Not sure: (14 percent)
- 10 percent male; 17 percent female
- 14 percent white; 12 percent black
- 14 percent ages 18-34
- 14 percent ages 35-49
- 13 percent ages 50-64
- 15 percent 65 or older
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