Pew Poll: Trump Approval at New Low of 32 Percent

President Donald Trump's approval rating fell to a new low in the latest Pew Research Center poll.

Key results from the survey of U.S. adults, conducted from Nov. 29-Dec. 4:

• 32 percent approve of the job Trump is doing, down from 39 percent in a February Pew poll.
• 76 percent of Republicans or people who lean toward Republican politics approve of Trump, down from 84 percent in February.
• 7 percent of Democrats or people who lean toward Democratic politics approve of Trump's job performance, down one percentage point from February.
•  Trump has the lowest approval rating of any president dating back to Ronald Reagan at this point in their presidencies. Bill Clinton has the closest approval number to Trump after one year, 48 percent in 1993.
• A combined 59 percent said senior Trump officials either "definitely did" or "probably did" have improper contact with Russians during the 2016 presidential campaign.

RealClearPolitics calculated Trump's most recent approval rating average at 39 percent based on the results of several polls.

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