President Donald Trump received poor marks on his handling of race relations in the latest Quinnipiac University National Poll released earlier this week.
The poll, which is one of the first widespread surveys taken after the midterm elections, voters are generally unfavorable on Trump, but his performance on race relations has been a particular source of dissatisfaction for Americans. Out of just over 1,000 surveyed, 59 percent said they had a negative view of Trump’s handling of race relations, compared to 35 percent who said they had a positive view. Voters are firmly split along party lines; 76 percent of Republicans approve while 93 percent of Democrats disapprove.
The poll, which is one of the first widespread surveys taken after the midterm elections, voters are generally unfavorable on Trump, but his performance on race relations has been a particular source of dissatisfaction for Americans. Out of just over 1,000 surveyed, 59 percent said they had a negative view of Trump’s handling of race relations, compared to 35 percent who said they had a positive view. Voters are firmly split along party lines; 76 percent of Republicans approve while 93 percent of Democrats disapprove.












