Gallup announced that it will end its long-standing practice of publishing presidential approval ratings. The polling company had done so for about eight decades, according to The Hill. The end of publishing ratings on individual politicians will take place this year, Gallup said. The change “reflects an evolution in how...
Gallup announced that it will end its long-standing practice of publishing presidential approval ratings. The polling company had done so for about eight decades, according to The Hill. The end of publishing ratings on individual politicians will take place this year, Gallup said. The change “reflects an evolution in how…
