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Ahead of the United States midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s job approval rating continues to sit near a record low, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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rating → continue → poll
Some 32 percent of respondents approved of Trump’s handling of the presidency, 1 percentage point above his rating two weeks ago.
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percent → approve → rating
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polls → hit → struggles
the president’s party has fared in every US midterm election since 1946
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party → fare → midterms
Meanwhile, the Republican Party continues to be unpopular among those polled: When asked whether they would vote for a generic Democrat or Republican candidate, 46 percent of respondents preferred Democrats compared with 38 percent preferring Republicans.
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percent → continue → Republicans
Trump himself is not on the ballot, but he has repeatedly told his supporters to vote as if they are voting for him.
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they → tell → him
If the Republican Party loses control of the US Congress, Trump has warned, Democrats may seek to impeach him for a third time.
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Democrats → lose → time
Trump’s approval rating has dropped steadily, polls suggest, especially since the launch of the US-Israel war on Iran on February 28.
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polls → drop → February
The conflict has driven up petrol and diesel prices and has had secondary effects for US consumers worried about inflation and the economy.
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conflict → drive → inflation
The president embarked on a nearly monthlong campaign blitz ahead of the November 3 midterms in an effort to shore up support for Republican candidates, who are trying to retain control of the US House of Representatives and Senate.
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who → embark → Representatives
Trump wrapped up his campaigning on Monday afternoon with a rally in Washington, DC, at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
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Trump → wrap → Pool
The president has devoted significant attention to the site as part of his attempt to renovate the capital.
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president → devote → capital
The job ran months late and cost more than 10 times its original estimate, with a special liner for the pool that Trump touted peeling away soon after it was installed.
“It was a work of art that never worked, but now it will work,” Trump said at the rally.
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Trump → run → rally
He spent much of his speech on his renovation plans for the city, including a “Triumphal Arch”, which is facing legal challenges.
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which → spend → challenges
Trump seemed to acknowledge on Monday that his campaigning might not deliver the results he wants for his party, but said this was the political norm for midterm elections.
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this → seem → elections
“For some reason, the sitting president doesn’t win the midterms,” Trump said.
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Trump → sit → midterms
“But we gave this a very strong shot.”
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we → give → shot
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