Summary
A Quinnipiac University poll reveals that Democratic Senator John Fetterman's approval rating has notably dropped among Democrats in Pennsylvania. In January 2024, 80% of Democrats approved of Fetterman, but that figure has fallen to 54%. The drop is attributed to criticism over his policy positions, health, and collaboration with Republicans.
Key Facts
- John Fetterman's approval rating with Pennsylvania Democrats is now 54%, down from 80% in January 2024.
- Fetterman has a higher approval rating among Republicans at 62%, compared to 16% in January 2024.
- The poll also shows Fetterman's overall approval is 46% among Pennsylvania voters.
- The poll surveyed 1,579 registered voters with a margin of error of 3.3%.
- Fetterman faces criticism from fellow Democrats over issues like his stance on border security and support for Israel.
- Questions about his health and Senate attendance have also been raised.
- Pennsylvania's swing state status adds significance to Fetterman's approval trends as it can impact future elections.
