Sentences with phrase «job approval rating of»

Mainly because Senior Senator Chuck Schumer continues to hold a job approval rating of 60 percent.

Today's Q poll finds Gov. Andrew Cuomo continues to enjoy a high job approval rating of 64 - 19 in spite of — or perhaps because — his successful push to legalize same - sex marriage in New York.

This is little changed from an April survey, when Cuomo was given a job approval rating of 51 percent to 38 percent.

With a mayoralty election year approaching, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has a job approval rating of 40 %, up from his all - time low of 35 % in April.

There is little change in the job approval ratings of U.S. Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand.

Not exact matches

The poll's timing was favorable to Johnson, with Trump posting historically low job - approval ratings for the earliest part of his presidency.

A Gallup poll released Friday showed Trump had just a 40 % approval rating — consistent with a Pew Research Center poll released Thursday that had 39 % of adults approving of the president's job performance thus far.

He has a 50.3 % percent job approval rating in the Real Clear Politics average of polls.

His approval ratings are in the low end of the 44 % -53 % RCP job approval range he has been in since Fall 2009.

«Jewish Americans gave President Barack Obama a 60 % job approval rating in June, down from 68 % in May, but statistically unchanged from 64 % in April,» according to an analysis of monthly polling figures.

His job approval rating is 74 - 14, and this is the ninth month in a row the AG has enjoyed popularity scores of 70 or above.

More than four in ten Americans 42 percent — approve of Trump's job performance, which is the highest job approval rating he has seen since he took office and an increase from the 38 percent score he received in Marist's survey conducted Feb. 20 - 21.

Both officials need a strong working relationship with the federal government and with each suffering from low job approval ratings, they should get back to working on behalf of New York's citizens, not their own political ambitions.»

New York City voters approve 48 - 38 percent of the job NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is doing, his lowest grade since a 45 - 46 percent approval rating in January 2017, a new Q poll found.

Bellone, a Babylon Democrat, re-elected to a second term last November, has a 47 percent job - approval rating, down from a high of 60 percent last October.

While Paterson publicly insists he's content to be out of office for the first time in 25 years, some close to him say the former state senator and lieutenant governor is «bitter» and «seething with anger» over the fact that he's leaving without a job to go to and with low approval ratings.

The 113th Congress ended with lawmakers receiving one of the lowest job approval ratings.

But Cuomo's press management has been a political success: His public approval ratings, two years into a job that destroyed the careers of his predecessors Eliot Spitzer and David Paterson, is at an all - time high at more than 70 % of New Yorkers approving of his job performance, according to a recent poll from the Siena Research Institute.

New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's job approval rating may have briefly dipped a couple of months ago, but it's back on solid ground.

Kelly has a sky - high approval rating, with 66 percent of those polled stating they like the job he's doing, though there is a clear divide along race lines, with 78 of white voters saying they approve, versus just 51 percent of black voters.

The sacking of Black, a former publishing executive, came after a NY1 / Marist College poll found fatally low approval ratings for her job as chancellor.

The announcement on ethics comes as a new poll finds Governor Cuomo is at his lowest job approval rating since taking office, with 50 % of voters thinking he's doing a good or excellent job.

Governor Cuomo continues to be viewed favorably by a majority of New York voters despite a job approval rating which matches the governor's lowest since taking office.

Governor David Paterson's job approval rating has notched down among voters regardless of party.

De Blasio's overall approval rating hit a record low in a Quinnipiac University poll last week with 46 percent of voters disapproving of his job performance and 45 percent approving.

The Quinnipiac poll on July 12 was the first of two voter surveys this month to find that Cuomo's popularity and job approval rating is slipping among New Yorkers to near record lows.

When it comes to Governor Andrew Cuomo's approval rating, 54 % of registered voters statewide report Cuomo is doing either an excellent or good job in office.

One sign of his predicament was a poll this week clocking Cuomo's job approval at 37 percent, his lowest rating in five years.

Cuomo has a higher approval rating among Democrats than de Blasio, too, with 63 percent of Democrats polled saying they approved of the job he was doing.

Asked Friday about a CBS News poll that showed the president had a 40 percent job approval rating, Spicer offered the results of a Rasmussen poll from late December that showed Trump with a 51 percent favorability rating.

Voters» views of the recession have impacted Cuomo's job approval rating.

Cuomo's highest approval rating in Marist poll came in October of 2012, when 59 percent of voters approved of his job performance.

Silver's approval rating is just 21 percent, compared to 52 percent who disapprove of the job he is doing.

Cuomo's job approval rating is 63 - 28, which is higher than the current scores of any governor in all nine of the states where Quinnipiac polls.

Battered by numerous investigations of his campaign and administration, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio saw his job - approval rating in a new Q poll sink to its lowest point since he took office.

Half of New York City voters approve of the job de Blasio has done while in office, his highest approval rating since January 2016, according to a new Q poll.

De Blasio's approval rating dropped 10 percentage points from February to 48 percent, with 31 percent of city voters saying they disapprove of the job he's doing, and 19 percent say they are not sure, according to a NY1 / Baruch College poll.

American voters approve 55 - 39 percent of the job President Barack Obama is doing, his best approval rating in seven years, according to a new Q poll.

For the first time in two - and - a-half years, Governor Cuomo's job approval rating is at 50 percent, after stagnating in in the mid 40s since the summer of 2014.

Gov. Cuomo's job - approval rating for his handling of education had fallen to 28 percent, with nearly two - thirds of state voters disapproving of his performance on education, the Quinnipiac University poll showed.

The 49 percent approval rating, with 40 disapproving of the job the mayor is doing, is actually a slight uptick from 47 percent in the last poll taken December 18, before two police officers were brutally murdered in Bedford Stuyvesant, leading to a difficult month for Mr. de Blasio.

THIS JUST IN: Obama has reached his lowest approval rating in the Quinnipiac poll since he became president: 39 percent approve of the job he's doing, 54 percent disapprove.

For the third time in six months, a monthly Siena Research Institute poll showed Cuomo's job approval rating was underwater, at 48 - 51 percent, a drop fueled by the loss of upstate and Republican voters over the course of 2013, crosstabs show.

It's not news to political junkies that President George W. Bush's job - approval ratings have hovered in the 30s for much of the last year.

The poll, by Quinnipiac University, finds Governor Cuomo's approval ratings are at nearly an all time high, with 68 % of New Yorkers saying he's doing a good or excellent job in office.

The poll found that the approval ratings are split among racial and residential lines, with 69 percent of white voters approving of the job the mayor's doing, while only 52 percent of black voters and 56 percent of Hispanic voters responded positively.

When Marist asked about Governor Paterson's job approval rating last week after he announced he would not seek election, 23 % thought highly of his performance.

But Republicans have plenty of research to connect him to President Barack Obama, whose job approval rating sits in the low to mid-30s in the state.

A recent Quinnipiac poll showed that de Blasio has lower approval ratings in New York City than Gov. Andrew Cuomo, with 56 percent of city voters approving of how the governor is handling his job and 41 percent feeling that way about the mayor.

Donald Trump is currently suffering from the lowest approval rating of his presidency, with just 38 percent feeling positive about his job performance, a new poll shows.