The approval classification of the Supreme Court is now above 50 percent for the first time since the beginning of 2022 questionnaire Published on Thursday.
The new Marquette Law School National Poll has shown that 51 percent of American adults approve the work that the highest court of the nation does, while the other 49 percent said differently.
The approval classification increased by 3 points in two months. The December interaction of the survey had the approval of the court with 48 percent, while the other 52 percent approved their work.
The 51 percent represents the highest approval rating of the court since March 2022 when it was 54 percent, noted the Marquette Law School Poll.
The vast majority of respondents believe that the president should follow the court’s ruling, even if it is the decision, according to the poll does not go to his advantage. About 83 percent said that the supreme commander is obliged to follow the decision of the Supreme Court, while 17 percent said that the president has the authority to ignore it.
Almost two-thirds of the adults, 62 percent, supports last month’s Supreme Court to maintain the legislation that requires Chinese companybytedance to sell the platform of video parts or get a ban, according to the survey. Another 38 percent is against the ruling. President Trump has delayed the enforcement of the law that was adopted with dual support in the congress. It would come into force on January 19.
Republican voters are much more in accordance with the decision of the Supreme Court than Democrats and Independents. Almost three-quarters, 73 percent, of the GOP voters are in favor of the pronunciation, a higher clip than 54 percent of the Democrats and 53 percent of the Independents.
The survey was carried out from January 27 to February 5 at 1,018 adults. The margin of error was 3.5 percentage points.
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