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Americans' opinions about Supreme Court hit record low, Gallup poll shows
Republicans remain the most dissatisfied, helping keep the court’s approval at 33 percent, Gallup said.
- A July 2026 Gallup poll reveals that only 33% of Americans approve of the Supreme Court. This figure marks a new record low in the 26-year history of the survey.
- The court's 6-3 conservative majority has generated dissatisfaction from across the political spectrum. Gallup analyst Jeffrey M. Jones noted that voters express disappointment with how the bench has handled major decisions.
- Partisan approval remains divided, with 58% of Republicans approving of the court's performance. Meanwhile, Democrats express significant frustration with recent rulings, keeping their support levels at historically low points.
- This rating represents a sharp decline from previous polling, falling below the prior record low of 39% recorded by Gallup. The court has struggled to maintain public confidence amidst a series of controversial rulings.
- Mounting scrutiny suggests the institution faces a credibility crisis, with legal experts warning it is perceived as a political actor. The court must now address rising concerns regarding its role as an impartial judiciary.
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Americans' opinions about Supreme Court hit record low, Gallup poll shows
Just one in three Americans approve of how Supreme Court justices are doing their job, according to a new Gallup poll that shows Republicans are particularly dissatisfied with the court.
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