US EditionSupreme Court approval rating stands at 40 percent in new poll
- The approval rating of the nation's highest court dropped to 40 per cent, similar to July 2022 numbers.
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A Marquette Law School survey released this Wednesday found that the approval rating of the U.S. Supreme Court declined. Only 40% approve of the performance of the Supreme Court. The drop in Supreme Court approval among Americans is evidenced in the midst of lawsuits and legal issues against Donald Trump. The results of the survey found, on the other hand, that 60% of the respondents disprove the Supreme Court of the United States. What you shou…
Supreme Court Faces Lukewarm Approval Rating
A new Marquette Law School poll finds the Supreme Court’s approval rating stands at 40%, underscoring the public’s stagnant view of the institution as the justices grapple with cases concerning Donald Trump’s political and legal fates.
Poll: Supreme Court faces lukewarm approval rating as justices grapple with Trump controversies
By Devan Cole, CNN Washington (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s approval rating stands at 40%, according to a new poll released Wednesday, underscoring the public’s stagnant view of the institution as the justices grapple with cases concerning former President Donald Trump’s political and legal fates. The Marquette Law School poll findings track closely with how Americans saw the high court last November. This time around, 60% said they disapprove of …
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