The Republican Party’s Favorability Rating Drops to Its Lowest Point Since 1992
A Pew survey of 2,000 American adults found that the public’s dislike of the GOP has spiked to levels not seen in nearly a quarter of a century.
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A Pew survey of 2,000 American adults found that the public’s dislike of the Republican Party has spiked to levels not seen in nearly a quarter of a century.
The Guardian reports:
Only 33% of the American public has a favorable view of the Republican party, while nearly two-thirds – 62% – say that they have an unfavorable view of the party. It’s an increase in negative views of the party from last October, when a still-not-great 58% told Pew Research Center that they viewed the Republican party unfavorably.
The frustration with the direction of the party has even passed on to card-carrying members of the party, only 68% of whom view the Republican party positively. By comparison, the Democratic party is viewed positively by 88% of its members. Just 28% of independents view the Republican party favorably.
—Posted by Alexander Reed Kelly.
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