Supreme Court approval hits new low: Poll
Summary
A recent Gallup poll shows that only 33 percent of people have confidence in the U.S. Supreme Court. This is the lowest level of trust in the court in 26 years and is mainly due to less support from Republicans.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court is currently on summer recess after finishing its recent term.
- The Gallup poll was released on a Tuesday.
- Confidence in the Supreme Court is at 33 percent.
- This is the lowest approval rating in 26 years.
- The drop in confidence is mostly because fewer Republicans trust the court.
- The poll measures overall public opinion about the Supreme Court’s role and decisions.
- The decline highlights growing political divisions about the court.
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