But a new national Pew Research Center poll released this week suggests the bonds that delivered him to the White House could be fraying since his inauguration. The survey, which was conducted between November 29 and December 4, showed Trump's support narrowing across a wide range of typically friendly demographics, from evangelicals to the elderly and whites without college degrees. For those with retirement on the (perhaps distant) horizon, ages 50 to 64, Trump's approval is also at 38%, down from 47% in February. The significance of those numbers is underlined by post-election polling from 2016 , which helped us map Trump's strongest demographics. But in a similar question from the Public Religion Research Institute this week , that number is significantly different.

Source: CNN December 08, 2017 20:03 UTC