Former President Trump has a significantly higher favorable rating than Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) a recent Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll found.
Former President Trump has a significantly higher favorable rating than Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell a recent Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll found.
The survey provided a list of high profile figures across the board in politics and found Trump standing at the top in terms of favorability, garnering 46 percent. That is higher than every other figure featured on the list, which includes President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders , House Speaker Nancy Pelosi , Sen. Ted Cruz , and more.
McConnell’s favorable figures are toward the bottom half of the list, garnering a 25 percent favorable rating — 21 points lower than Trump’s. Further, Trump’s unfavorable rating is 47 percent, giving him a net negative of -1. However, half, or 50 percent, have an unfavorable view of McConnell, giving him one of the highest net negative approvals on the list at -25. Only one individual on the list, Russian President Vladimir Putin, saw a higher net negative rating.
The only high profile figures listed who came close to Trump’s favorable rating were Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Elon Musk, both of whom saw a 45 percent favorable rating. Both have a net positive rating as well — +14 and +8, respectively.Trump has not remained shy when it comes to his opinions on McConnell, telling Glenn Beck in November that Sen.
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