This line graph tracks the approval ratings for a president’s 10 year term from 1985 to 1995.
The graph shows that in 1985, at the beginning of this president’s term, the percentage approval rating was below 30 percent. Approval moved above 30 percent in 1986 and increased very slightly in 1987. By 1988 approval of the president was at roughly 35 percent.
In 1989 President Churchill’s approval rating continue to improve, exceeding 39 percent. The level of approval held steady in 1990. From 1990 to 1992 approval again increased, reaching approximately 44 percent. This percentage remained level in 1993 and grew slightly in 1994. Approval peaked in the final year, 1994, at more than 45 percent.
In summary, President Churchill’s approval ratings grew throughout the 10 year term, increasing more than 15 percentage points. The lowest approval rating was in the first year, and the highest rating in the last year. At no point did the percentage approval decline.
This line graph
tracks
the
approval
ratings
for a president’s 10
year
term from 1985 to 1995.
The graph
shows
that in 1985, at the beginning of this president’s term, the
percentage
approval
rating
was below 30
percent
.
Approval
moved
above 30
percent
in 1986 and increased
very
slightly
in 1987. By 1988
approval
of the president was at roughly 35 percent.
In 1989 President Churchill’s
approval
rating
continue to
improve
, exceeding 39
percent
. The level of
approval
held steady in 1990. From 1990 to 1992
approval
again increased, reaching approximately 44
percent
. This
percentage
remained level in 1993 and grew
slightly
in 1994.
Approval
peaked in the final
year
, 1994, at more than 45 percent.
In summary, President Churchill’s
approval
ratings
grew throughout the 10
year
term, increasing more than 15
percentage
points. The lowest
approval
rating
was in the
first
year
, and the highest
rating
in the last
year
. At no point did the
percentage
approval
decline.