President Obama's job-approval numbers remain poor, but at 49% they have rebounded to their strongest point since March, showing substantial improvements from young voters, seniors, and independents in a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. Since September, Obama's approval rating has risen by 9 percentage points among Democrats, to reach 82%, and 8 points among Republications, now hitting 19%. But the demographic where Obama has seen the biggest improvement in recent months? Conservatives, where approval of Obama has climbed 13 percentage points and now sits at 32%.
In fact, moderates were the only group where Obama has lost support since September, declining 2 percentage points to 51%. On the key issue of "protecting the middle class," Obama has seen a major surge over the past month, and now tops the GOP by a margin of 50% to 35%. Congressional Republicans, on the other hand, continue to take a drubbing, now down to 20% approval from 34% in March. Democrats fare little better, with just 27% support. Click for further breakdown of the poll. (More President Obama stories.)
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