But while questions about Trump largely broke down along party lines, an overwhelming majority, 89%, said they opposed the actions of the rioters who stormed the Capitol last week—80% said they “strongly” opposed them. Only 8% of respondents supported the Capitol attack.
Finally, when asked whether they believed there was “solid evidence” supporting Trump’s claim of voter fraud, 31% said yes while 62% said there was no solid evidence.
A Pew Research Center poll released Friday found put Trump at his lowest job approval rating ever in the poll, 29%. Those who rate Trump’s conduct since the election as “fair” or “poor” now stands at 76% (62% poor/14% fair), an 8-point increase since November. “Trump voters, in particular, have grown more critical of their candidate’s post-election conduct. The share of his supporters who describe his conduct as poor has doubled over the past two months, from 10% to 20%,” writes Pew.
Meanwhile, 64% of Americans have a positive view of Joe Biden’s conduct since he won the election. Majorities also approve of his Cabinet picks and how has talked about his policies moving forward.
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