Gallup to stop tracking presidential approval ratings after over 80 years

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Posted on AllSides February 16, 2026

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Gallup is no longer producing presidential approval ratings starting in 2026, ending its over 80-year practice.
The oft-cited analytics company has been tracking presidential approval ratings since former President Harry Truman took office. Gallup told the Hill on Wednesday that its move "reflects an evolution in how Gallup focuses its public research and thought leadership."

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