Gallup announced it will stop publishing presidential approval ratings. What does this mean for tracking Donald Trump's ...

Gallup has announced it will no longer publish its monthly approval and favorability ratings of individual politicians ...

Two men from headquarters walked out to the corral to tell the pollster the news. They were a big man and a little man. They ...

Gallup, the analytics firm that has tracked presidential approval for nearly 90 years, will stop measuring job performance ...

Gallup will no longer conduct polling on presidential job approval, ending a practice that dates back to the FDR ...

The venerable public opinion firm announced Wednesday that it would no longer publish any approval or favorability ratings of ...

Steve Herman, executive director at the Jordan Center for Journalism Advocacy & Innovation, noted that President Donald Trump ...

One of the key metrics used to measure approval ratings for elected leaders will soon be no more. Gallup Organization will no longer track presidential approval ratings, ending the poll after almost ...

After more than eight decades of collecting performance data on U.S. presidents, Gallup will cease tracking presidential approval ratings from this year. The U.S. analytics firm famous for polling ...

The firm that pioneered political survey research nearly nine decades ago said that it had stopped publishing presidential ...

Gallup, one of the country’s most well-known polling firms, announced Wednesday that they will no longer track presidential approval or favorability of political figures. The move ends the ...

For nearly a century, Gallup’s U.S. polling has provided rigorous, independent insight into the American people," a company email read.