Approval of Supreme Court Performance Drops to Record Low
Gallup said 61% now disapprove, while Republican approval fell to 58% after a series of rulings involving Trump and his administration.
- On Tuesday, a Gallup poll revealed public approval of the U.S. Supreme Court has dropped to a record low of 33%, marking a steep decline from previous years.
- Republican approval plummeted to 58% from 79% last year, as the Court rejected President Donald Trump's tariff and birthright citizenship policies, driving the decline.
- Disapproval reached a record high of 61% among all Americans, while approval among Democrats and independents remained stagnant at 12% and 35% respectively.
- Justice Elena Kagan recently rejected claims the High Court acts as a "puppet" of the Trump administration, citing decisions against Trump as evidence of independence.
- The Court will hear cases on gun rights, Title IX employment protections, and regulatory authority in October, offering early indicators of the institution's future direction.
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Supreme Court Approval Plummets to Historic Low in Gallup Poll
Republican dissatisfaction drives record disapproval after a term marked by high-profile defeats for the Trump administration. The post Supreme Court Approval Plummets to Historic Low in Gallup Poll first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Public approval of Supreme Court drops to historic low: Poll
Public approval of the Supreme Court has fallen to a record low, according to a new Gallup poll released Tuesday. The survey found that just 33% of U.S. adults approve of the way the Supreme Court is handling its job, down from the previous record low of 39% measured a year ago. Meanwhile, disapproval reached a record high of 61% in Gallup’s July 1-19 survey, conducted shortly after the conclusion of the court’s 2025-26 term. A line graph displa…
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