Quinnipiac Poll - Trump's Approval Plunges After Helsinki
A brand new (July 24) national poll from Quinnipiac reveals Trump losing 5 points off his approval rating after the Helsinki summit with Putin
American voters give President Trump a negative 38 - 58 percent job approval rating, compared to a negative 43 - 52 percent rating in a June 20 Quinnipiac University Poll after the summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The president's only clear support among listed groups is from Republicans
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American voters believe 51 - 35 percent "that the Russian government has compromising information about President Trump"
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The Helsinki summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin was a failure for the U.S., voters say 52 - 27 percent. The summit was a success for Russia, voters say 73 - 8 percent.
Trump was not acting in the best interest of the U.S., voters say 54 - 41 percent.
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"The president gets a split 49 - 47 percent score on the economy, but he receives negative reviews on his handling of a bevy of international problems and especially his relationship with Russia."
President Trump should defend all of America's NATO allies, American voters say 78 - 16 percent.
A total of 68 percent of American voters are "very concerned" or "somewhat concerned" about President Trump's relationship with Russia, while 32 percent are "not so concerned" or "not concerned at all."
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Trump did not collude with the Russian government to influence the 2016 presidential election, American voters say 48 - 39 percent. But voters are divided on whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians, as 46 percent say it did and 44 percent say it did not.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller is conducting a fair investigation into possible collusion, voters say 55 - 31 percent.
This investigation is "legitimate," 54 percent of voters say, while 40 percent say it is a "witch hunt."

Not a surprise at all. At the rate Trump embarrasses the country we should be back in blue wave territory again by November.
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