Donald Trump has ceaselessly bragged about how well he has responded to the Puerto Rico disaster (after they were hit by two hurricanes). He would like people to believe his response was fast and adequate -- but the truth is that it was neither. It was slow and inadequate, and remains so.
And the American people know that. Three new polls have come out asking respondents how they felt about Trump's response to the Puerto Rican disaster, and the results don't support Trump's bragging. All three show more people disapproving than approving -- the AP poll by 17 points, the YouGov poll by 4 points, and the Morning Consult poll by 9 points.
The AP / NORC Poll was done between September 28th and October 2nd of a random national sample of 1,150 adults, with a margin of error of 4.1 points.
The Economist / YouGov Poll was done between October 1st and 3rd of a random national sample of 1,500 adults (including 1,298 registered voters), with a margin of error of 3.1 points.
The Morning Consult Poll was done between September 29th and October 1st of a random national sample of 1,992 registered voters, with a 2 point margin of error.
