LUNCHTIME POLITICS: Final Poll Averages
TRUMP JOB APPROVAL: AVERAGE 46% Same as yesterday RON’S COMMENT: Election Day and President Trump’s average approval rati...
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This interative dashboard takes the the Lunchtime Politics Job Approval Average and aggregates it from January 1, 2020 to present. This is updated regularly based on the newsletter publication schedule.
Dr. Faucheux is a nationally respected public opinion analyst with a unique background in public policy and legislative research, public communications and message strategies.
Dr. Faucheux is a nationally respected public opinion analyst with a unique background in public policy and legislative research, public communications and message strategies.
A former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, he also served as editor and publisher of Campaigns & Elections magazine. He now publishes the daily newsletter about polling, Lunchtime Politics.
He is also the author of Running for Office and editor of the Debate Book, Winning Elections and Campaign Battle Lines. He was appointed by President Bush to the U.S. National Historical Publications and Records Commission of the National Archives.
He’s appeared over 300 times on national network television programs as an expert analyst and has been interviewed by hundreds of newspapers, radio stations and magazines across the globe. He is frequently quoted as an authoritative, nonpartisan media source on a range of issues.
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