All articles tagged with #favorability
Originally Published 3 months ago — by TV Insider
A recent YouGov poll shows that late-night host Jimmy Kimmel is more popular than Donald Trump, with Kimmel having a higher favorability rating (+3) compared to Trump's -13, amid Kimmel's return to TV after a suspension and ongoing political commentary.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by AL.com
President Donald Trump's net approval rating improved significantly this week, rising from -14 to -7 points, mainly due to a decrease in his unfavorable ratings, although his favorable rating remains below 50%. The improvement is partly attributed to the fading impact of the Epstein scandal in public perception.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Rolling Stone
A Wall Street Journal poll reveals that the Democratic Party's favorability has plummeted to its lowest in over three decades, with only 33% viewing them favorably amid widespread distrust and perceptions that Republicans are better at handling key issues. The party faces credibility problems, and voters are more skeptical of Democrats' ability to manage the economy, immigration, and foreign policy, while also disapproving of President Trump’s agenda. Despite some hope for a backlash in the 2026 midterms, Democrats need to reconnect with voters to improve their standing.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Emerson Polling
A post-election Emerson College poll shows President-elect Donald Trump's favorability rating has increased to 54%, while President Joe Biden's approval rating has dropped to 36%. The poll also highlights demographic variations in Trump's favorability and reveals early preferences for the 2028 presidential primaries, with Kamala Harris and JD Vance leading their respective parties. Additionally, the poll explores public opinions on Trump's cabinet nominations, the likelihood of another world war, and beliefs about alien visits, while noting bipartisan gratitude for family and friends during the holidays.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Pew Research Center
Views of the United States and China vary significantly across 24 countries surveyed. While the U.S. is generally viewed more positively, especially in high-income countries, both countries are seen positively in some aspects and negatively in others. The U.S. is often perceived as more likely to interfere in the affairs of other countries, while China is seen as less interventionist. The U.S. is also considered the leading economic power and receives higher marks for contributing to global peace and stability. However, China's technology and entertainment industries receive positive ratings in some countries. Evaluations of universities, standards of living, respect for personal freedoms, and confidence in leaders also differ between the two countries.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
New York Governor Kathy Hochul's favorability rating has fallen to its "worst-ever" rating after a tough start to 2023, including a late budget, according to a new Siena College poll. The poll found that 45% of New Yorkers have an unfavorable opinion of Hochul compared to 40% who view her favorably. However, 50% of respondents either somewhat or strongly approve of her performance as governor. The poll also found broad support for proposals she championed in the $229 billion state budget approved more than a month past an April 1 deadline.