Posted Jun 30, 2009 at 10:05 AM by Maurice Berger
According to a new CNN/Opinion Research poll, President Obama's approval rating among Americans remains steady. 61% of people questioned say they approve of how Obama's
handling his duties as president; 37% disapprove: "The 61% approval rating is down one point from May and down six points from February . . . The poll suggests when it comes to opinions of Obama, gender and generation gaps continue. Sixty-seven percent of women questioned in the survey approve of how
Obama's handling his job as president. That number drops to 54 percent
among men. Two-thirds of people under 50 years old questioned in the
poll approve of the president's handling of his duties. That number
drops to 54 percent among people over 50 years of age."
Tagged: 2009, President Barack Obama, Voter Enthusiasm, Younger Voters, women voters
Posted May 12, 2009 at 9:57 AM by Maurice Berger
According to a new Gallup survey, Democrats maintain a solid double-digit advantage among women in party identification over Republicans, 41% to 27%: "In contrast, men are equally divided in their party loyalty between Republicans (28%) and Democrats (30%), and are currently most likely to say they are politically independent (40%).Among women, Democrats maintain a solid double-digit advantage in party identification over Republicans, 41% to 27%. In contrast, men are equally divided in their party loyalty between Republicans (28%) and Democrats (30%), and are currently most likely to say they are politically independent (40%). The current results for women are typical of what Gallup has found over the past year, with roughly 4 in 10 identifying themselves as Democrats. The Democratic Party has held an advantage among women in Gallup polling throughout this decade, with support usually in the high 30% range. The current 41% female Democratic identification matches the high achieved several times since 2000."
Tagged: 2009, Republican Party, women voters
