Poll: The majority of Americans do not approve of VP Harris

Published

2 years ago

May 16, 2021

A new poll from YouGov found that 41% of those polled viewed Vice President Kamala Harris favorably while 48% said they view her unfavorably.

Do Americans have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Vice President Kamala Harris?

US adults: 41% favorable / 48% unfavorable
Democrats: 74% / 19%
Independents: 32% / 57%
Republicans: 12% / 84%https://t.co/jgprofTo51 pic.twitter.com/1rP9IkGB2p
— YouGov America (@YouGovAmerica) May 12, 2021

Among Republicans and Democrats, their views were as expected and among party lines but independents showed a strong rejection of Harris with 57% to 32% saying they view her unfavorably.

Biden had very different results with 49% of those polled saying they view the president favorably and 43% saying the opposite.

Can't believe that the candidate who had to drop out of the presidential race before she got even a single vote — despite huge media adoration and being from the largest state — is not popular even in the administration's quasi-honeymoon stage. #KHive pic.twitter.com/Koq8UQHCaM
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) May 13, 2021

One in five Democrats polled viewed Harris unfavorably.

Read the full report here.

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Florida Congressman Byron Donalds Considers Gubernatorial Run in 2026

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1 day ago

September 19, 2023

Alexander Carter

Republican Representative Byron Donalds from Florida is contemplating a potential bid for the governorship of the Sunshine State in 2026, according to a source close to him confirmed by Fox News Digital.

Donalds, who has been a vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, revealed to Fox News Digital his current focus on assisting Trump’s bid to return to office, stating, “I’m committed to making Biden a one-term president. We’ll focus on that other stuff after President Trump gets inaugurated.”

This announcement comes as Donalds finds himself at the forefront of the ongoing efforts in the House to pass a continuing resolution aimed at preventing a government shutdown. He has been actively involved in seeking a bipartisan consensus to ensure government funding through the end of October, as the September 30th deadline approaches.

Additionally, Donalds has expressed his willingness to serve as Trump’s running mate if asked by the former president, adding intrigue to his potential gubernatorial ambitions.

Notably, this development emerges amid speculations about a gubernatorial run by another prominent Florida Republican, Representative Matt Gaetz. Gaetz recently dismissed such rumors, affirming his focus on supporting Trump’s prospective 2024 White House run.

The timing of Donalds’ potential candidacy for Florida’s governorship coincides with the state’s constitution barring current Governor Ron DeSantis from seeking re-election in 2026 due to term limits.

While House Republicans have generally reached a consensus on the funding measure, some holdouts, including Gaetz, threaten to disrupt the process. Gaetz has even raised the possibility of a mutiny against House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to challenge his leadership.

However, McCarthy has downplayed these threats, responding to Gaetz’s intentions during a House GOP conference meeting with the directive to “file a f—ing motion” if he intends to remove him from his position as House Speaker.

The outcome of the continuing resolution and the dynamics within the House Republican caucus will undoubtedly influence the political landscape in Florida and the aspirations of figures like Byron Donalds in the years to come.