Economic Hardships
Two factors are economic hardship and mistakes . If the economy is bad people blame the president. If a president's weed days come out his approval rating will probably fall
Fix the economy
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real big way
There is no answer to this, only speculation. Presidential approval ratings were first introduced in the 1930s by George Gallup.
During World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's approval ratings were generally high, often exceeding 70%. His leadership during the war and efforts to mobilize the nation contributed to this strong support. However, approval ratings fluctuated based on various factors, including war developments and domestic issues. By the war's end, his approval ratings were reflective of the nation's unity and commitment to the war effort.
very high when a new president takes office with a decline in the last two years of the second term.
Approval ratings were not calculated during Washington's two terms as President. Washington considered his role largely ceremonial and did not court public favor, though he was well-liked.
Some sources place it as high as 76% approval. It should be noted that many new presidents, including Mr. Obama, have entered their first term with high approval ratings, since they represented something entirely new and the public had great hope for what they might do.
On Approval - 1930 is rated/received certificates of: UK:A
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His latest approval ratings are only 34% as of recent