Sentences with phrase «percent job performance rating»

Congressional Democrats get a negative 20 - 78 percent job performance rating, and the Republicans in Congress have the lowest job performance rating, negative 15 - 83 percent.

But Cuomo, who in effect controls the MTA board, has a negative 26 percent to 59 percent job performance rating when it comes to his handling of mass transit issues.

Not exact matches

When it comes to job performance, only 27 percent of voters give him a positive rating, while 71 percent view his handling of the presidency negatively.

Cuomo saw a slight drop in his favorability rating, a small drop in his «re-elect» number, and a small drop in his job performance rating, bringing him to his lowest level — 49 - 50, down from 52 - 46 percent in August — since he took office in January 2011.

For the first time ever, Cuomo's job performance rating has slipped just below the magic 50 percent number — a development that comes as he prepares to seek re-election next fall.

She has a 49 percent positive and 43 percent negative job performance rating.

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.

His job performance rating has dipped below water again, standing at 47 percent to 52 percent.

The Siena College poll found 54 percent of New York voters who responded rated Cuomo's job performance as good or excellent.

A Siena poll in February found 58 percent of Democrats rated Cuomo's job performance as good or excellent as he seeks a third four - year term.

Right now 41 percent give him a positive job performance rating as governor, 57 percent give him a negative job performance rating as governor.

The governor's performance rating has also been staying the course: 41 percent of those polled continue to believe the second - term Democrat has been doing a fair or excellent job, 58 percent rate his job performance as «fair or poor.»

When it comes to reducing corruption in state government, 23 percent of New Yorkers, fewer than a quarter, give him a positive job performance rating, compared to more than two - thirds, 69 percent, who give him a negative job performance rating.

So, on an issue like improving New York's economy, only 35 percent of New Yorkers give him a positive job performance rating, compared to 63 percent who give him a negative job performance rating.

«Cuomo's overall job performance rating has also remained fairly constant for much of the year, with 41 percent now rating the job he's doing as governor excellent or good, and 58 percent rating it as only fair or poor.»

He gets a 68 percent negative job performance rating on improving the quality of public education in New York.

He gets a 64 percent negative job performance rating on balancing the needs of both upstate and downstate.»

Gov. Andrew Cuomo hit a new low today: his job - performance rating in a Marist College poll fell to 37 percent, the lowest of his tenure.

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.

Sixty - two percent of voters rate the MTA's job performance as fair or poor.

According to the Siena College poll, Cuomo's job performance numbers dropped to just 43 percent, and his overall favorability rating, at 52 percent, is down nine points from just two months ago.

Yet Marist recorded a mediocre 39 percent of city residents rating the mayor's job performance as good or excellent.

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

His job performance rating stands at 45 percent approve, 53 percent disapprove, also little changed from last month.

Meanwhile, his job performance rating is rising as well, rising «above water» for the first time since July 2014, standing at 50 percent positive — a swing from 45 percent to 53 percent in January.

The poll also found Cuomo's job performance rating has also rebounded since November, when he scored a negative 45 percent to 54 percent.

While that's an improvement, Cuomo's job performance rating hasn't budged since July, when he recorded a 43 percent approval to 55 percent disapproval.

His job performance rating, last month clocking in at a negative 39 percent to 59 percent, now stands at 42 percent to 58 percent, the poll found.

A new Pew Research Center poll shows that Trump's rating — 56 percent of Americans disapprove of his job performance to date — is historically low when compared with other presidents during their respective first weeks in office.

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.

It comes as Cuomo has racked up big political wins in his first six months and this week's Siena College poll showed his job performance rating rose to 58 percent among New York voters.

Forty - two percent of voters rated Cuomo's job performance as good or excellent; with 57 percent rating it poor or fair.

His job performance rating stands at a negative 43 percent to 55 percent, a decline from a positive 51 percent to 46 percent rating only two months ago.

As for Gov. Andrew Cuomo, he has a 57 - 39 percent favorability rating, which is up a little from 53 - 40 percent last month, and his job performance rating is a negative 41 - 57 percent, down a little from negative 43 - 55 percent last month.

The poll also found 64 percent of voters give him a negative job performance rating on ethics, education and his handling of the state's economy.

His job performance rating remains under water and similarly little changed from last month: 40 percent to 59 percent, the poll found.

And the poll found Gov. Andrew Cuomo's favorability rating stands at 53 percent, down slightly from June, though his job performance is up, even as it remains under water.

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.

His job performance rating has remained virtually flat at 23 percent approval to 77 percent disapproval.

63 percent, nearly two - thirds, view him unfavorably, his job performance even worse: barely a quarter, 26 percent of New Yorkers give him a positive job performance rating.

71 percent of New Yorkers give him a negative job performance rating.»

The poll of registered voters found 44 percent think de Blasio is doing an excellent or good job in office, compared to 31 precent who rated his performance as fair.

Last month, 50 percent of respondents said that Cuomo is doing a «good» or «excellent» job as governor, and 48 percent rated his performance «fair» or «poor.»

Only 45 percent of New Yorkers said that Cuomo is doing a «good» or «excellent» job as governor, while 53 percent rated his performance «fair» or «poor,» putting his rating in the negative.

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«Two - thirds of Republicans give Trump a positive job performance rating and 70 percent view him favorably.

While his job performance rating is fairly steady, an increasing number of registered voters told Siena they would prefer to elect someone else in 2014: 41 percent this month, compared with 36 percent last month.

Trump's overall job performance rating is negative 29 - 69 percent, unmoved from negative 29 - 70 percent last month.

Some 45 percent gave him a positive rating, while 54 percent gave him a negative job performance rating.

«Only 29 percent of New Yorkers give Trump a positive job performance rating, better than Congressional Democrats, with a 20 percent positive job performance rating, and their Republican colleagues, who have only a 15 percent positive job performance rating.