Trump's favorable ratings continue to drop

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– News from elsewhere covered by Quincy Quarry
Trump’s favorable ratings continue to drop.
Per the latest in an ongoing serious of Gallup polls, foundering erstwhile Republican front runner Donald Trump’s favorable ratings dropped to a new low.
Even more problematic for the problematic Trump, these latest Gallup polling data were collected before he announced his sentiments to impose Scarlet Letter style sanctions on women who seek abortions if perhaps constitutionally questionable changes in state law or any other similarly questionable lack of local options requires alternative courses of actions.
One also cannot help but suspect that his subsequent inept attempt to walk back from his clearly expressed sentiments will only add fuel to this self-started fire storm.
Similarly, GOP presidential contender Texas Senator Ted Cruz suffered almost as big a decline in favorably as well as also so hit a new low and this decline was before long rumored accusations of adultery were finally published in the often right about such things National Enquirer and then picked up by other national media.

Former both Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton also suffered a decline, although not quite as bad a one as did Cruz.  Plus, her ratings are also near her all time lows.
Bernie Sanders, on the other hand, continues to enjoy increases in his favorability.
The same also applies to Republican presidential candidate Ohio Governor John Kasich.

In fact, not only does Kasich’s increase in favorability all but mirror Sanders’ increase since the last Gallup poll was taken last month, Kasich now has the most positive net favorable rating among the five remaining (official, ed.) contenders.
Further, various polls’ match ups of Kasich versus either Clinton or Sanders in hypothetical November showdowns all but invariably show Kasich winning or so close as to be well within the statistical margin of error.
Granted, we are still months away from both parties national conventions and even longer away from November’s general election; however, Quincy Quarry suspects that these long continuing trends are likely to continue.
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