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The Presidency > Trust in Executive Branch Table Great deal Fair amount Not very much None at all No opinion % % % % % 2025 Sep 2-16 27 14 17 40 1 2024 Sep 3-15 19 21 25 34 1 2023 Sep 1-23 15 26 23 36 * 2022 Sep 1-16 16 27 21 36 * 2021 Sep 1-17 17 27 24 32 * 2020 Aug 31-Sep 13 28 15 19 39 * 2019 Sep 3-15 24 21 23 32 * 2018 Sep 4-12 24 18 21 37 * 2017 Sep 6-10 21 24 23 32 * 2016 Sep 7-11 22 29 25 24 * 2015 Sep 9-13 16 29 27 28 * 2014 Sep 4-7 14 29 28 28 * 2013 Sep 5-8 18 33 23 25 1 2012 Sep 6-9 28 28 23 20 1 2011 Sep 8-11 17 30 29 23 * 2010 Sep 13-16 20 29 27 24 * 2009 Aug 31-Sep 2 26 35 22 16 1 2008 Sep 8-11 12 30 30 28 1 2007 Sep 14-16 15 28 32 24 1 2006 Sep 7-10 15 31 28 24 1 2005 Sep 12-15 19 33 30 18 * 2004 Sep 13-15 31 27 25 16 1 2003 Sep 8-10 25 35 26 14 * 2002 Sep 5-8 28 44 20 7 1 2001 Sep 7-10 21 42 28 8 1 2000 Jul 6-9 18 47 23 11 1 1999 Feb 4-8 21 43 24 11 1 1998 Dec 28-29 24 39 23 12 2 1997 May 30-Jun 1 13 49 27 9 2 1976 Jun 13 45 30 9 4 1974 Apr 12 28 36 20 3 1972 May 24 49 20 4 2
The Presidency > Confidence in Institutions Presidency Table Great deal Quite a lot Some Very little None (vol.) No opinion Great deal/Quite a lot % % % % % % % 2025 Jun 2-26 17 13 17 45 7 1 30 2024 Jun 3-23 13 13 23 46 4 1 26 2023 Jun 1-22 10 16 31 39 4 1 26 2022 Jun 1-20 10 13 28 45 4 * 23 2021 Jun 1-Jul 5 16 22 29 29 4 1 38 2020 Jun 8-Jul 24 22 17 23 32 5 1 39 2019 Jun 3-16 24 14 17 38 6 1 38 2018 Jun 1-13 22 15 18 40 4 1 37 2017 Jun 7-11 19 13 20 42 5 1 32 2016 Jun 1-5 16 20 27 33 3 1 36 2015 Jun 2-7 16 17 27 35 5 1 33 2014 Jun 5-8 14 15 27 36 8 1 29 2013 Jun 1-4 19 17 27 30 5 1 36 2012 Jun 7-10 17 20 27 32 4 1 37 2011 Jun 9-12 15 20 28 32 4 1 35 2010 Jul 8-11 16 20 26 31 6 1 36 2009 Jun 14-17 26 25 24 19 4 1 51 2008 Jun 9-12 13 13 25 41 7 2 26 2007 Jun 11-14 12 13 28 39 7 1 25 2006 Jun 1-4 15 18 25 36 4 1 33 2005 May 23-26 21 23 27 25 3 1 44 2004 May 21-23 23 29 25 20 2 1 52 2003 Jun 9-10 26 29 28 14 1 2 55 2002 Jun 21-23 29 29 29 11 1 1 58 2001 Jun 8-10 23 25 33 15 2 2 48 2000 Jun 22-25 15 27 37 18 2 1 42 1999 Jun 25-27 23 26 30 19 1 1 49 1998 Jun 5-7 25 28 29 15 2 1 53 1997 Jul 25-27 23 26 31 17 2 1 49 1996 May 28-29 14 25 40 18 1 2 39 1995 Apr 21-24 21 24 34 19 1 1 45 1994 Mar 25-29 16 22 34 24 3 1 38 1993 Mar 22-24 19 24 32 20 3 2 43 1991 Oct 10-13 21 29 32 14 3 1 50 1991 Feb 28-Mar 3 38 34 21 5 1 1 72 1975 May 30-Jun 2 (^) 23 29 29 14 2 3 52
The Presidency > Moving Too Fast Table Too fast About right Not fast enough No opinion % % % % Donald Trump 2025 Jan 21-27 37 40 14 9 2017 Jan 30-31 47 35 10 7 <b>Barack Obama 2009 Jan 30-Feb 1 22 63 10 5
Presidents Viewed in History Table Outstanding Above average Average Below average Poor No opinion % % % % % % Joe Biden 2024 Dec 2-18 6 13 26 17 37 1 Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 # 17 23 16 13 31 1 2021 Jan 4-15 9 20 10 14 47 * Barack Obama 2024 Dec 2-18 19 29 25 11 16 1 2021 Jan 4-15 21 35 22 11 12 * 2017 Jan 4-8 18 29 18 17 18 1 2013 Nov 7-10 6 22 31 18 22 1 2012 Feb 2-5 10 28 26 17 18 1 George W. Bush 2024 Dec 2-18 @ 5 19 42 18 15 1 2021 Jan 4-15 @ 6 18 49 16 10 1 2017 Jan 4-8 @ 6 16 36 26 15 * 2013 Nov 7-10 @ 3 18 36 20 23 1 2012 Feb 2-5 @ 7 18 28 22 25 * 2009 Jan 9-11 @ 4 13 23 23 36 * 2006 Dec 8-10 @ 4 15 27 25 29 * 2004 Jun 3-6 @ 6 25 30 23 15 1 Bill Clinton 2024 Dec 2-18 7 27 36 15 14 2 2021 Jan 4-15 10 26 37 16 11 * 2017 Jan 4-8 10 33 33 17 6 1 2013 Nov 7-10 11 44 29 9 6 1 2012 Feb 2-5 18 42 28 7 5 * 2009 Jan 9-11 13 37 29 10 10 * 2008 Aug 21-23 ^ 13 36 29 10 11 1 2006 Dec 8-10 12 33 29 15 10 * 2004 Jun 3-6 9 29 31 18 13 * 2002 Jan 11-14 ^ 12 27 32 11 17 1 2001 Jan 5-7 ^ 15 32 30 11 11 1 2000 Jul 14-16 ^ 6 27 39 13 14 1 2000 Feb 14-15 ^ 8 29 34 12 16 1 1999 Aug 3-4 6 30 33 14 17 * 1999 Feb 8-9 ^ 11 29 27 13 18 2 1998 Jan 24-25 ^ 8 23 37 16 14 2 1998 Jan 23-24 ^ 7 23 41 14 14 1 1997 Jan 31-Feb 2 ^ 6 30 47 8 8 1 George H.W. Bush 2024 Dec 2-18 & 7 21 48 13 8 3 2021 Jan 4-15 & 7 21 53 11 6 1 2017 Jan 4-8 & 6 21 51 12 8 1 2013 Nov 7-10 & 3 24 48 12 10 2 2012 Feb 2-5 & 6 29 44 11 9 1 2009 Jan 9-11 & 5 23 49 10 11 2 2006 Dec 8-10 & 5 27 50 10 8 * 2004 Jun 3-6 & 3 23 55 12 6 1 1999 Aug 3-4 7 34 46 8 4 1 1993 Jan 8-11 6 30 51 8 4 1 Ronald Reagan 2024 Dec 2-18 22 32 27 7 9 3 2021 Jan 4-15 17 35 30 10 6 1 2017 Jan 4-8 20 43 21 11 3 1 2013 Nov 7-10 19 42 27 6 4 2 2012 Feb 2-5 27 42 20 6 4 1 2009 Jan 9-11 25 39 26 4 5 2 2006 Dec 8-10 24 40 26 6 4 1 2004 Jun 3-6 15 43 31 6 4 1 1999 Aug 3-4 12 42 34 7 6 * 1993 Jan 8-11 8 30 37 15 9 1 1988 Dec 27-29 17 42 25 9 5 2 1988 Sep 9-11 12 40 24 11 9 4 1987 Jul 10-13 9 28 35 16 10 3 1986 Mar 7-10 16 46 23 8 5 2 1985 Jan 25-28 15 40 27 9 5 4 Jimmy Carter 2024 Dec 2-18 10 22 36 11 15 6 2021 Jan 4-15 6 21 43 14 10 6 2017 Jan 4-8 7 21 36 18 12 5 2013 Nov 7-10 4 19 37 20 15 6 2012 Feb 2-5 5 20 34 22 16 3 2009 Jan 9-11 6 20 39 15 14 5 2006 Dec 8-10 11 27 38 13 9 3 2004 Jun 3-6 5 22 48 17 7 1 1999 Aug 3-4 6 24 50 13 5 2 1993 Jan 8-11 3 13 40 27 14 3 1981 Jan 30-Feb 2 5 19 37 26 11 2 1980 Dec 5-8 3 11 37 31 15 3 Richard Nixon 2024 Dec 2-18 4 8 28 24 30 5 2021 Jan 4-15 4 7 26 29 30 4 2017 Jan 4-8 4 9 27 34 22 4 2013 Nov 7-10 2 13 27 29 23 6 2012 Feb 2-5 3 11 28 32 23 3 2009 Jan 9-11 2 13 32 23 25 4 2004 Jun 3-6 3 11 34 31 20 1 1999 Aug 3-4 4 18 35 24 17 2 John Kennedy 2024 Dec 2-18 22 48 24 1 1 4 2021 Jan 4-15 23 47 25 2 1 2 2017 Jan 4-8 24 55 18 1 * 2 2013 Nov 7-10 18 56 19 2 1 4 2004 Jun 3-6 23 55 19 2 * 1 Gerald Ford 2017 Jan 4-8 5 14 54 15 3 9 2013 Nov 7-10 2 14 56 15 5 8 2012 Feb 2-5 5 16 54 15 4 6 2009 Jan 9-11 4 19 58 7 4 8 2006 Dec 8-10 6 17 60 9 3 5 2004 Jun 3-6 2 12 66 13 4 3 1976 Dec 10-13 5 20 50 15 7 4 Lyndon Johnson 2017 Jan 4-8 4 19 44 15 6 12 2013 Nov 7-10 4 16 46 14 8 12 2004 Jun 3-6 2 16 51 18 6 7 Dwight Eisenhower 2017 Jan 4-8 11 39 34 3 2 11 2013 Nov 7-10 10 39 36 2 1 12 Franklin Roosevelt 2004 Jun 3-6 24 53 17 1 1 4 1997 Apr 11-13 ^ 32 36 22 2 2 6
The Presidency > Transition Approval Table Approve Disapprove No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2025 Jan 2-15 49 44 7 2024 Dec 2-18 51 44 5 2017 Jan 4-8 ^ 44 51 4 2016 Dec 7-11 48 48 4 Joe Biden 2021 Jan 4-15 ^ 68 31 1 2020 Dec 1-17 65 33 2 Barack Obama 2009 Jan 9-11 83 12 5 2008 Dec 12-14 75 17 8 2008 Dec 1 78 13 9 George W. Bush 2001 Jan 15-16 61 25 14 2001 Jan 5-7 65 26 9 Bill Clinton 1993 Jan 14-15 68 18 15 1992 Dec 18-20 67 15 18 1992 Nov 19-20 62 14 24
The Presidency > Kind of President Will Be Table Outstanding Above average Average Below average Poor No opinion % % % % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 # 29 16 10 8 35 2 Joe Biden 2021 Jan 4-15 ^ 13 27 26 10 24 * Donald Trump 2017 Jan 4-8 12 25 19 11 32 2 Barack Obama 2009 Jan 9-11 24 38 25 5 6 3 George W. Bush 2001 Jan 15-16 10 37 14 24 12 3 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-26 6 32 31 16 6 9
The Presidency > Evaluation of Cabinet Appointments Table Outstanding Above average Average Below average Poor No opinion % % % % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 18 18 16 8 37 3 Joe Biden 2021 Jan 4-15 ^ 14 25 27 10 17 8 Donald Trump 2017 Jan 4-8 ^ 11 21 20 12 32 4 Barack Obama 2009 Jan 9-11 ^ 13 32 38 5 5 7 George W. Bush 2001 Jan 5-7 12 26 43 6 7 6 Bill Clinton 1993 Jan 24-26 6 21 51 6 6 10 1993 Jan 18-19 7 25 51 7 5 5 1992 Dec 18-20 8 24 43 5 4 16
The Presidency > Gained Lost Ground Under President Table Made progress Stood still Lost ground No opinion % % % % Joe Biden (2024 Dec 2-18) The situation for gay, lesbian and transgender people 39 31 23 7 Climate change 24 44 28 5 Energy 31 30 38 1 The nation鈥檚 infrastructure 27 32 39 2 The situation for Black people 22 40 34 4 Race relations 24 33 39 4 Trade relations with other countries 25 29 44 2 Healthcare 22 37 41 * National defense and the military 21 36 40 3 Terrorism 21 36 42 1 Education 18 36 46 1 Crime 19 29 51 1 The United States鈥� position in the world 26 16 58 1 The economy 26 13 59 2 Taxes 8 44 45 2 The gap between the wealthy and less well-off 10 28 60 4 Immigration 13 21 64 1 The federal debt 11 18 67 3 Donald Trump (2021 Jan 21-Feb 2) The economy 51 10 38 * National defense and the military 49 26 24 1 Energy 46 25 28 1 Terrorism 44 20 35 * Taxes 42 25 33 * Trade relations with other countries 38 15 45 1 The situation for gay and lesbian Americans 37 28 33 2 The situation in Afghanistan 35 35 24 5 The United States' position in the world 34 8 58 1 Immigration 33 14 52 1 Healthcare 32 27 41 -- The situation for Black Americans 32 17 49 1 Crime 30 26 43 1 The gap between the wealthy and less well-off 25 21 54 1 Education 23 29 47 2 Race relations 23 16 61 -- Climate change 17 32 49 1 The federal debt 16 18 62 4 Barack Obama (2017 Jan 2-3) The situation for gays and lesbians 68 11 16 5 Energy 46 26 23 5 Healthcare 43 13 43 1 The economy 42 20 36 1 Climate change 33 38 23 5 Trade relations with other countries 32 28 36 5 Education 31 28 39 2 The United States' position in the world 30 19 49 3 National defense and the military 30 28 39 4 The situation for blacks 30 27 37 6 Terrorism 28 20 49 3 Immigration 27 27 45 2 The situation in Afghanistan 26 26 38 10 The situation in Iraq 25 23 47 5 Race relations 25 20 52 2 Taxes 23 40 34 3 Crime 21 21 56 2 The federal debt 21 18 57 4 The gap between the wealthy and less well-off 14 34 48 5 George W. Bush (2009 Jan 2-4) Terrorism 40 20 37 3 Race relations 40 31 25 4 National defense and the military 39 21 36 4 Efforts to fight AIDS 38 31 19 11 Education 28 28 42 3 The environment 28 28 42 3 Crime 25 33 39 3 Civil liberties 21 35 38 6 Energy 21 27 49 4 Taxes 16 35 45 4 Immigration 14 28 51 7 Healthcare 13 33 52 2 The United States' position in the world 12 17 69 3 The economy 5 7 87 1
The Presidency > Prez Elect Reduce Unemployment Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 60 37 2 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 54 46 * Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 ^ 62 35 3 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 56 43 2 2009 Oct 16-19 51 46 2 2008 Nov 7-9 67 32 1 Bill Clinton 1993 Feb 12-13 56 38 6 1992 Nov 10-11 58 37 5 Ronald Reagan 1980 Nov 21-24 47 37 16
The Presidency > Prez Elect Reduce Deficit Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 45 53 2 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 28 71 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 46 52 2 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 39 58 3 2008 Nov 7-9 42 56 2 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 26 70 4 2001 Jan 15-16 # 50 46 4 Bill Clinton 1993 Feb 16-17 ^ 50 45 5 1993 Feb 12-14 ^ 46 48 6 1992 Nov 10-11 ^ 38 54 8 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-25 ^ 39 46 15 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 33 52 15 Ronald Reagan 1980 Nov 21-24 @ 30 55 15
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Economy Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 58 39 3 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 53 46 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 60 37 2 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 # 54 45 2 2008 Nov 7-9 # 64 34 2 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 62 35 3 2001 Jan 15-16 ^ 63 33 4 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 59 35 6 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-25 ^ 74 15 10 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 ^ 65 23 12
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Education Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 43 54 3 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 63 36 * Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 53 45 2 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 68 31 1 2008 Nov 7-9 71 27 1 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 58 40 2 2001 Jan 15-16 66 32 2 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 69 25 6 George H.W. Bush 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 61 30 9
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Environment Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 35 61 3 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 64 36 * Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 35 61 4 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 57 42 2 2008 Nov 7-9 70 28 2 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 39 57 4 2001 Jan 15-16 42 52 6 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 64 29 7 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-25 62 26 12 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 50 36 14
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Conditions Minorities Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 46 53 1 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 60 39 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 44 53 2 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 72 28 1 2008 Nov 7-9 80 19 1 George W. Bush 2001 Jan 15-16 ^ 44 51 5 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 68 27 5 George H.W. Bush 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 ^ 39 48 13
The Presidency > President-Elect Cut Your Taxes Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 54 44 2 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 # 30 70 * Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 51 46 3 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 # 38 60 2 2008 Nov 7-9 # 36 61 2 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ ** 49 47 4 2001 Jan 15-16 49 46 5 Bill Clinton 1993 Feb 12-14 ^ # 15 82 3 1992 Nov 10-11 ^ # 20 74 6 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-25 ^ # 29 64 8 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 ^ # 24 68 8
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Healthcare System Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 40 56 3 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 58 41 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 52 46 3 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 55 44 1 2009 Oct 16-19 46 52 2 2008 Nov 7-9 64 34 1 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 44 53 3 2001 Jan 15-16 46 49 5 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 64 30 6
The Presidency > President-Elect Control Illegal Immigration Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 68 28 4 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 44 55 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 59 38 3 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 36 63 2 2008 Nov 7-9 35 62 3
The Presidency > President-Elect Keep U.S. Safe Terrorism Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 60 37 3 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 56 44 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 57 40 3 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 65 34 1 2009 Oct 16-19 57 40 2 2008 Nov 7-9 62 36 2 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 68 30 2
The Presidency > President-Elect Heal Political Divisions Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 33 65 2 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 39 61 * Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 39 57 4 Barack Obama 2012 Nov 9-12 33 64 3 2009 Oct 16-19 28 69 3 2008 Nov 7-9 54 44 2 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ 33 64 3 2001 Jan 15-16 41 53 6
The Presidency > President-Elect Increase Respect for U.S. Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 50 46 3 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 60 39 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 47 51 2 Barack Obama 2008 Nov 7-9 76 22 1 George W. Bush 2005 Jan 14-16 ^ # 50 48 2 2001 Jan 15-16 # 58 38 4 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 50 40 10 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-25 74 15 11 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 64 24 12
The Presidency > President-Elect Reduce Crime Rate Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 51 45 4 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 39 60 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 43 54 3 George W. Bush 2001 Jan 15-16 44 50 6 George H.W. Bush 1989 Jan 24-25 * 39 49 12 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 * 36 52 12
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Race Relations Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 41 56 2 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 54 45 * Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 35 62 3 George W. Bush 2001 Jan 15-16 44 51 5
The Presidency > President-Elect Keep Nation Out of War Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 55 41 4 Joe Biden 2020 Dec 1-17 52 46 1 Donald Trump 2016 Nov 10-11 38 57 5 Bill Clinton 1992 Nov 10-11 60 27 13 George H.W. Bush 1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 70 15 15
The Presidency > President-Elect Improve Way Federal Govt Works Table Yes, will No, will not No opinion % % % Donald Trump 2024 Dec 2-18 ^ 47 49 3 2016 Nov 10-11 49 48 3
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Trust in the federal government has declined in recent decades, mostly vanishing among those who do not support the president's party.
Views that the federal government has too much power are now slightly higher than in previous years.
Americans continue to prefer having leaders in Washington who compromise to get things done over those who stand firmly on principle.
Marco Rubio, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Hakeem Jeffries are among a few of the key U.S. political figures Americans rate more positively than negatively.
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