Supreme Court Approval Rating Sees Major Change With Republicans—Poll
Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court’s approval rating has dropped significantly among Republicans, falling from 79% in June 2025 to 58% recently, according to a Gallup poll. The Court's approval among all Americans is at a record low of 33%, as recent rulings involving President Donald Trump and other issues have caused public trust to decline.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court’s approval rating among all Americans is now 33%, down from 42% in September 2025.
- Republican approval of the Court dropped from 79% in June 2025 to 58% in the latest poll.
- The Court made rulings that upset both progressives (e.g., weakening the Voting Rights Act) and conservatives (e.g., ruling against Trump's efforts to end birthright citizenship).
- Democratic approval of the Supreme Court remains very low, at 12%, slightly down from 14% in September 2025.
- The Court has a conservative 6-3 majority of justices.
- The Court’s approval rating has been declining since 2020, when it was at 58%.
- Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed concern about the Court’s recent decisions having real-world impacts without clear explanations.
- This is the lowest public approval rating the Supreme Court has ever had in Gallup polls.
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