Today we received the news that 41% (a full forty-one percent) of Americans strongly disapprove of Barack Obama's job performance.
Only 32% strongly approve.
In addition, 54% say they had rather have no change in healthcare at all than to approve the healthcare plan promoted by Congress and Obama.
All of the details can be found at Rasmussen Reports.
By the way, it is interesting to note that in just 6 months of office, Obama's job approval rating has dropped 20 percentage points--the worst of any President in 60 years.
Showing posts with label Presidential polls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Presidential polls. Show all posts
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Sunday Polls: More Bad News for Obama
The Sunday polling data released today contains some more bad news for Barack Obama.
Columbia Conservative Examiner has the story and commentary.
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Columbia Conservative Examiner has the story and commentary.
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
Analysis of Obama's Plummeting Approval Numbers
For the first time since taking the White House, Barack Obama's approval numbers have fallen below 50%.
What are the factors that are contributing to this precipitous plunge?
Get the scoop today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
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What are the factors that are contributing to this precipitous plunge?
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Thursday, October 09, 2008
One Bright Spot in the Polls
In the midst of all of the terrible news in most of the polls concerning the Presidential race, there is one bright spot among those polls.
Zogby/Reuters/C-SPAN report that their latest joint tracking poll shows Obama ahead of McCain by only 2 percentage points, 47-45%.
In fact, the 3 entities are claiming that the race is 'too close to call.'
One key factor in the closeness of the race, according to Zogby, is Sarah Palin's performance in her debate with Joe Biden. After Palin's stellar performance, McCain's numbers have improved significantly even in spite of the the bad economic news.
Click on the link above and read this encouraging news.
Zogby/Reuters/C-SPAN report that their latest joint tracking poll shows Obama ahead of McCain by only 2 percentage points, 47-45%.
In fact, the 3 entities are claiming that the race is 'too close to call.'
One key factor in the closeness of the race, according to Zogby, is Sarah Palin's performance in her debate with Joe Biden. After Palin's stellar performance, McCain's numbers have improved significantly even in spite of the the bad economic news.
Click on the link above and read this encouraging news.
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