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Obama approval bounce smaller than average

Like most White House occupants, President Obama saw his approval rating rise after an election. Obama's bounce, however, turned out to be lower than the average of his predecessors. The New York Times, citing data from the Gallup Poll, noted that Obama's net job approval rating rose by 2 percentage points after his Nov. 6 election win over Mitt Romney.

 

Obama's approval rating at 5-month high

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President Obama is still reaping the dividends from this month's fight with the House GOP on extending the payroll tax. Obama's approval ratings are higher than his disapproval ratings for the first time since July, according to the latest Gallup Poll. About 47% of Americans approve of the way he is doing his job, while 45% disapprove of his performance. The three-day tracking poll was conducted Dec. 21-23.

 

Obama is on the rise politically

Obama is on the rise politically

President Obama appears to be moving up politically. A new Quinnipiac Poll gives Obama an approval rating of 47% -- not great, to be sure, but better than the 41% he rang up in the same poll last month.

Senh: It's good to see that his successes in foreign policy is having an effect on his approval rating. I'm sure Occupy Wall Street helped a little too.

 

US-Obama Approval: 40% Approve, 55% Disapprove (ARG 10/17-20)

American Research Group10/17-20/11; 1,100 adults, 3% margin of errorMode: Live telephone interviews...

 

Obama Approval Rating: Likability Factor Keeping President Afloat

People like Christine Alonzo are keeping President Barack Obama afloat and giving his political team hope that he can win re-election despite high unemployment and sour attitudes about his policies and the country's future.

 

Obama hits new low in another poll -- 39%

President Obama's approval rating has sunk below 40% in another poll... On the other hand: Republicans don't poll any better.

 

Obama's Gallup numbers show 12 states in play in 2012

Twelve states constitute the likely battlegrounds for the 2012 election, based on Gallup’s state-by-state ratings of President Obama’s approval level.

 

Gallup: Obama job rating sinks below 40% for first time

Gallup: Obama job rating sinks below 40% for first time

President Obama's summer woes have dragged his approval rating to an all-time low, sinking below 40% for the first time in Gallup's daily tracking poll.

 

Obama hits low of 40% in Gallup tracking poll

President Obama's Gallup approval rating has hit an all-time low of 40%.

 

Obama's ratings inch up as economy improves

Obama's ratings inch up as economy improves

President Barack Obama's approval ratings inched up again this month as Americans grew slightly more optimistic about the economy and the future, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Wednesday.

 

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