Trump's popularity is making waves, and recent polling indicates a remarkable surge in support following the recent riots and the deployment of the National Guard. According to Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen, a polling agency known for its accuracy, Trump now boasts an impressive 56 percent national approval rating. This dramatic increase marks a significant shift in sentiment towards the former president, reaching levels typically reserved for his male supporters.
- Trump's national approval surges to 56 percent following the riots and National Guard deployment.
- Polls indicate significant bipartisan support for his national guard deployment and immigration policies.
- Historical trends suggest that riots historically motivate voters to lean right, which could spell trouble for Democrats in upcoming elections.
Mitchell's analysis reveals that Trump's approval rating has seen a gradual climb over the last several nights—53 percent, 54 percent, and 50 percent—all leading to this fresh high. Additionally, another respected pollster, Insider Advantage, found that a whopping 59 percent of respondents approve of Trump's deployment of National Guard troops, while only 39 percent disapprove, reflecting a substantial 20-point margin in Trump’s favor. Similarly, 58 percent of respondents supported the administration’s efforts to deport illegal immigrants ([source](
a trend that seems to solidify Trump's standing among voters.
Optimism about the future of the nation seems to be rising as well. Rasmussen's data suggests that youth voters are becoming increasingly upbeat about current affairs, which you would think would correlate positively with social stability. However, amidst this surge in support, the nature of the riots raises eyebrows, prompting observers to point toward the possibility that they could be astroturfed activities—largely fueled by leftist organizations with political agendas that ultimately aren’t gaining traction. Notably absent from social media are the displays of solidarity with rioters that were prevalent in the BLM protests two years prior.
This flurry of activity in the streets could be the Democrats' undoing, as riots typically serve as catalysts for right-leaning sentiments. Historical observations show that urban disturbances often prompt voters to move towards more conservative ideologies—a trend documented over decades of electoral outcomes. A recent Princeton study highlighted how the aftermath of riots consistently correlates with declining Democrat vote shares, confirming that disturbances often do not yield the progressive reforms their instigators might hope for.
As Trump continues to see positive feedback in the polls, the implications for the Democrats heading into the midterms are increasingly bleak. With indicators like presidential approval and right track/wrong track data favoring Trump, there are concerns emerging within the Democratic ranks about the efficacy of their strategies amid widespread societal unrest. Fine margins in pivotal states like California further suggest a potential rightward shift among voters as they react to the persistent violence.
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