In order to be reelected to another term, an incumbent president would be advised to maintain an approval rating of 35 percent or higher.

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Historically, presidents with approval ratings well above 35 percent have sometimes struggled to get reelected, and there is no specific threshold that guarantees reelection. Higher approval ratings generally improve chances, but many factors influence election outcomes.

In Order to Be Reelected to Another Term, an Incumbent