How Supreme Court Approval Rating Has Changed Under Trump—Polls
Summary
A recent poll shows that fewer than half of Americans approve of how the Supreme Court is doing its job, with strong differences between Republicans and Democrats. The court’s approval ratings have been mostly below 50% since late 2025, reflecting growing concerns about whether the justices are fair or influenced by politics.Key Facts
- The Marquette Law School poll found 47% of adults approve of the Supreme Court’s job, while 53% disapprove.
- Approval has been under 50% since November 2025, after peaking at 54% in March 2025 when President Trump returned to office.
- Republicans mostly approve of the court (74%), but this is down from 84% in early 2025.
- Only 22% of Democrats approve of the Supreme Court’s work, showing deep partisan divides.
- Democrats often believe the court rules in favor of President Trump “almost always” or “most of the time.”
- Republicans tend to believe the court favors Trump less often, saying “some of the time” or “almost never.”
- The court has a 6-3 conservative majority, including three justices appointed by President Trump.
- Justices have said they base decisions on law, not politics, and want Americans to trust the court’s integrity.
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