Gallup: For First Time in Fifteen Years, Republican Congressmen Now Enjoy Higher Job Approval Than Democratic Ones

Republicans haven't hit this level (40%) of approval since 2005, when they were still coasting on historic approval following 9/11.

Republicans have gained six points of approval since the Democrats impeached Trump. The Democrats lost three points, to fall to 35% approval.

In general, congressional Democrats have historically had slightly higher job approval ratings than congressional Republicans. The average approval rating since 1999, when Gallup began periodically tracking both, is 41% for the Democrats in Congress and 35% for the Republicans in Congress. Yet, Republicans have edged out Democrats a number of times over the 21-year trend.

Pierre Delecto's alt-account, "Mitt Romney," has seen his approval rating surge.

Among Democrats.

Note that Pierre Delecto is unpopular with both Republicans and Independents.

It's only Democrats who approve of him.

posted by Ace at 03:52 PM

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