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Trump claimed that he had a 95% approval rating among Republicans.

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Dec 11, 2019 12:51:00 PM

Trump claimed that he had a 95% approval rating among Republicans.

There is insufficient evidence to verify whether Trump has a 95% presidential approval rating in the Republican Party.

There is insufficient evidence to verify whether Trump has a 95% presidential approval rating in the Republican Party.In an official tweet by President Trump posted on 3 October 2019, he claims that he has a 95% approval rating in the Republican Party.

According to the poll conducted by global analytics company Gallup, Inc., President Trump has had about 90 per cent job approval by the Republicans.

According to the data published by news website Axios based on an exclusive survey conducted by SurveyMonkey online poll between 30 October 2018 and 1 November 2018 among 2,323 U.S. adults, Donald Trump had a 95% approval of the way he handled the economy and jobs.

However, as of 23 December 2019, not enough credible evidence is available online to prove President Donald Trump's approval rating by the Republican Party.

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