Opinion poll shows GOP governors are outperforming their Democratic counterparts

A new poll from Morning Consult shows that Republican governors are actually more popular than their Democratic counterparts.

NS exploration company asked registered voters in each state if they approved of their governor’s performance from July 21 to October 20, with a margin of error of +/- 4 percent.

Nine of the 10 most highly rated governors are Republicans, with the top two being Vermont Governor Phil Scott and Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, both with approval ratings of more than 70 percent.

The others, in order, are Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon, West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Wyoming Governor Spencer Cox.

In seventh place is Democratic Governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut.

Republican Governor Phil Scott of Vermont is the most famous governor of the United States.

79% of registered voters approve of Scott’s work for the third quarter of 2021. https://t.co/ceFnTJAbbX pic.twitter.com/SPsXWH2LnQ

– Morning consultation (@MorningConsult) November 18, 2021

By contrast, six of the 10 governors with the lowest approval ratings are Democrats, with Oregon Governor Kate Brown taking last place with a 43% approval rating.

Many governors in the Northeast are moderates, which is why they have received enthusiastic support from Democrats and Independents.

This goes against the narrative from the progressive left that all Republican Party member It is not possible to lead for all Americans, because it is clear that leadership can unite all people successfully.

Every region of the country is different, but this poll indicates that Republicans across the country should take note of the approach across the aisle.

Vermont is considered one of the most heavily Democratic states, with politicians like Senator Bernie Sanders, so it’s certainly unusual for Scott to be able to become hugely popular there. .

Nine of the top 10 approved governors are Republicans.

Six out of the 10 lowest are Democrats.

All 50 governors have higher approval ratings than Joe Biden.https://t.co/mv9ntOOMnR pic.twitter.com/HGGMrf22A2

– Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) November 18, 2021

Not only that, he’s the only one Republican Party holds a statewide office in the land of maple syrup and ice cream.

However, many highly ranked Republicans will have a hard time if they want to pursue the 2024 presidential nomination.

These governors will likely be seen as too moderate and not populist enough in the post-Trump era.

For example, Hogan has gained a reputation as one of the best singers trumpet critics within the party, making any possible path to the nomination nearly impossible.

Several GOP governors met Thursday at a Republican Governors Association event to discuss the success their states have had in their pandemic recovery and compare the outcomes of their respective states. them with the Democratic-led states.

Americans have seen during the pandemic how important it is to have leaders of the state they can trust.

Today @kayiveyforgov, @dougducey, @BillLeeTN, @BrianKempGA, @Mark_Gordon_WY, @GovDunleavy, and @MikeDeWine talked about how the GOP states are recovering better than their Demo-led counterparts. pic.twitter.com/iuKFiQYanq

– RGA (@GOPGovs) November 18, 2021

Overall, this poll is considered positive news for Republicans because it shows more people are satisfied with more conservative approaches to issues, such as Coronavirus and the economy.