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Gallup's recent approval polling, conducted from April 1-14 during a period marked by market instability due to Trump's trade tariffs, shows a stable approval rating of 44%. This figure does not reflect a significant shift in Trump's polling, which has remained consistent throughout the first quarter of his second term. The polling was based on over 1,000 interviews, a methodology consistent with previous presidential evaluations. Full Article
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