A recurring Morning Consult poll measured the approval ratings of governors in all 50 states on a quarterly basis between 2015 and 2019. This page served as a hub for these approval ratings. It does not receive active updates.

Historical approval ratings

Q3 2019

	Features of gubernatorial offices
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This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q2 2019 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[1]

In the Q3 2019 poll, the seven governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-Mass.) - 73 percent
Larry Hogan (R-Md.) - 70 percent
Phil Scott (R-Vt.) - 64 percent
Mark Gordon (R-Wyo.) - 63 percent
Chris Sununu (R-N.H.) - 62 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q3 2019 poll were:

Matt Bevin (R-Ky.) - 34 percent
Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) - 35 percent
David Ige (D-Hawaii) - 36 percent
Gina Raimondo (D-R.I.) - 36 percent
Kate Brown (D-Ore.) - 38 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q3 2019
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Mike Dunleavy	Alaska	43	41	2
Kay Ivey	Alabama	57	30	27
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	59	24	35
Doug Ducey	Arizona	52	30	22
Gavin Newsom	California	43	36	7
Jared Polis	Colorado	46	35	11
Ned Lamont	Connecticut	35	48	-13
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	55	25	30
Ron DeSantis	Florida	58	22	36
Brian Kemp	Georgia	53	28	25
David Ige	Hawaii	36	50	-14
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	45	41	4
Brad Little	Idaho	59	22	37
J.B. Pritzker	Illinois	43	42	1
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	51	23	28
Laura Kelly	Kansas	52	23	29
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	34	53	-19
John Bel Edwards	Louisiana	52	31	21
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	73	16	57
Larry Hogan	Maryland	70	16	54
Janet Mills	Maine	46	44	2
Gretchen Whitmer	Michigan	46	34	12
Tim Walz	Minnesota	51	29	22
Mike Parson	Missouri	48	25	23
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	55	26	29
Steve Bullock	Montana	53	31	22
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	48	30	18
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	58	19	39
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	54	34	20
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	62	26	36
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	45	38	7
Michelle Lujan Grisham	New Mexico	47	37	10
Steve Sisolak	Nevada	52	25	27
Andrew Cuomo	New York	48	41	7
Mike DeWine	Ohio	48	32	16
Kevin Stitt	Oklahoma	59	19	40
Kate Brown	Oregon	38	50	-12
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	53	33	20
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	36	56	-20
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	54	26	28
Kristi Noem	South Dakota	48	41	7
Bill Lee	Tennessee	56	19	37
Greg Abbott	Texas	59	24	35
Gary Herbert	Utah	55	28	27
Ralph Northam	Virginia	42	38	4
Phil Scott	Vermont	64	23	41
Jay Inslee	Washington	47	35	12
Tony Evers	Wisconsin	49	34	15
Jim Justice	West Virginia	42	47	-5
Mark Gordon	Wyoming	63	13	50

Q2 2019

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q2 2019 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[1]

In the Q2 2019 poll, the seven governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-Mass.) - 73 percent
Larry Hogan (R-Md.) - 70 percent
Chris Sununu (R-N.H.) - 65 percent
Phil Scott (R-Vt.) - 60 percent
Asa Hutchinson (R-Ark.) - 59 percent
Doug Burgum (R-N.D.) - 59 percent
Mark Gordon (R-Wyo.) - 59 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q2 2019 poll were:

Matt Bevin (R-Ky.) - 32 percent
Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) - 32 percent
Gina Raimondo (D-R.I.) - 38 percent
Kate Brown (D-Ore.) - 41 percent
Ralph Northam (D-Va.) - 42 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q2 2019
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Mike Dunleavy	Alaska	49	32	17
Kay Ivey	Alabama	57	29	28
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	59	24	35
Doug Ducey	Arizona	53	29	24
Gavin Newsom	California	43	33	10
Jared Polis	Colorado	45	35	10
Ned Lamont	Connecticut	32	48	-16
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	54	27	27
Ron DeSantis	Florida	57	20	37
Brian Kemp	Georgia	52	29	23
David Ige	Hawaii	49	34	15
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	45	38	7
Brad Little	Idaho	57	21	36
J.B. Pritzker	Illinois	44	35	9
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	50	22	28
Laura Kelly	Kansas	49	22	27
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	32	56	-24
John Bel Edwards	Louisiana	47	33	14
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	73	14	59
Larry Hogan	Maryland	70	16	54
Janet Mills	Maine	50	40	10
Gretchen Whitmer	Michigan	44	34	10
Tim Walz	Minnesota	49	31	18
Mike Parson	Missouri	47	23	24
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	53	27	26
Steve Bullock	Montana	54	29	25
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	49	29	20
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	59	19	40
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	54	34	20
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	65	23	42
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	44	38	6
Michelle Lujan Grisham	New Mexico	44	43	1
Steve Sisolak	Nevada	49	27	22
Andrew Cuomo	New York	47	41	6
Mike DeWine	Ohio	45	33	12
Kevin Stitt	Oklahoma	55	19	36
Kate Brown	Oregon	41	45	-4
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	53	33	20
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	38	55	-17
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	55	25	30
Kristi Noem	South Dakota	49	40	9
Bill Lee	Tennessee	57	18	39
Greg Abbott	Texas	58	24	34
Gary Herbert	Utah	54	29	25
Ralph Northam	Virginia	42	37	5
Phil Scott	Vermont	60	26	34
Jay Inslee	Washington	47	35	12
Tony Evers	Wisconsin	49	34	15
Jim Justice	West Virginia	43	43	0
Mark Gordon	Wyoming	59	9	50

Q1 2019

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q1 2019 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[1]

In the Q1 2019 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-Mass.) - 73 percent
Larry Hogan (R-Md.) - 71 percent
Chris Sununu (R-N.H.) - 64 percent
Kay Ivey (R-Ala.) - 63 percent
Phil Scott (R-Vt.) - 59 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q1 2019 poll were:

Matt Bevin (R-Ky.) - 33 percent
Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) - 33 percent
Ralph Northam (D-Va.) - 40 percent
Gina Raimondo (D-R.I.) - 40 percent
J.B. Pritzker (D-ill.) - 40 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q1 2019
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Mike Dunleavy	Alaska	42	29	13
Kay Ivey	Alabama	63	19	44
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	57	23	34
Doug Ducey	Arizona	50	30	20
Gavin Newsom	California	41	29	12
Jared Polis	Colorado	44	26	18
Ned Lamont	Connecticut	33	38	-5
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	54	28	26
Ron DeSantis	Florida	54	20	34
Brian Kemp	Georgia	48	23	25
David Ige	Hawaii	47	36	11
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	44	37	7
Brad Little	Idaho	52	16	36
J.B. Pritzker	Illinois	40	29	11
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	49	22	27
Laura Kelly	Kansas	43	20	23
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	33	52	-19
John Bel Edwards	Louisiana	47	32	15
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	73	14	59
Larry Hogan	Maryland	71	14	57
Janet Mills	Maine	50	30	20
Gretchen Whitmer	Michigan	44	24	20
Tim Walz	Minnesota	45	24	21
Mike Parson	Missouri	44	18	26
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	52	25	27
Steve Bullock	Montana	54	28	26
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	49	28	21
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	55	21	34
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	54	32	22
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	64	23	41
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	45	36	9
Michelle Lujan Grisham	New Mexico	41	33	8
Steve Sisolak	Nevada	43	24	19
Andrew Cuomo	New York	49	40	9
Mike DeWine	Ohio	44	26	18
Kevin Stitt	Oklahoma	44	18	26
Kate Brown	Oregon	41	44	-3
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	53	32	21
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	40	50	-10
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	57	23	34
Kristi Noem	South Dakota	49	32	17
Bill Lee	Tennessee	54	14	40
Greg Abbott	Texas	57	23	34
Gary Herbert	Utah	52	27	25
Ralph Northam	Virginia	40	36	4
Phil Scott	Vermont	59	28	31
Jay Inslee	Washington	47	32	15
Tony Evers	Wisconsin	46	26	20
Jim Justice	West Virginia	50	36	14
Mark Gordon	Wyoming	53	10	43

Q4 2018

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q4 2018 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[2]

In the Q4 2018 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 72 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 68 percent
Kay Ivey (R-AL) - 63 percent
Chris Sununu (R-NH) - 60 percent
Matt Mead (R-WY) - 60 percent

The six governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q4 2018 poll were:

Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 16 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 20 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 25 percent
Bill Walker (I-AK) - 27 percent
Matt Bevin (R-KY) - 34 percent
Rick Snyder (R-MI) - 34 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q4 2018
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	63	19	44
Bill Walker	Alaska	27	51	-24
Doug Ducey	Arizona	49	32	17
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	57	24	33
Jerry Brown	California	42	40	2
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	49	30	19
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	20	69	-49
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	51	25	26
Rick Scott	Florida	47	41	6
Nathan Deal	Georgia	53	25	28
David Ige	Hawaii	54	33	21
Butch Otter	Idaho	49	35	14
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	25	60	-35
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	49	22	27
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	42	41	1
Jeff Colyer	Kansas	37	32	5
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	34	51	-17
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	49	30	19
Paul LePage	Maine	39	54	-15
Larry Hogan	Maryland	68	17	51
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	72	14	58
Rick Snyder	Michigan	34	50	-16
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	47	35	12
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	52	28	24
Mike Parson	Missouri	44	18	26
Steve Bullock	Montana	52	29	23
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	53	31	22
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	53	22	31
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	60	23	37
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	44	35	9
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	35	49	-14
Andrew Cuomo	New York	50	38	12
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	51	26	25
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	53	22	31
John Kasich	Ohio	48	32	16
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	16	72	-56
Kate Brown	Oregon	41	44	-3
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	52	32	20
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	43	49	-6
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	53	25	28
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	58	26	32
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	52	24	28
Greg Abbott	Texas	56	24	32
Gary Herbert	Utah	53	26	27
Phil Scott	Vermont	59	27	32
Ralph Northam	Virginia	47	25	22
Jay Inslee	Washington	44	32	12
Jim Justice	West Virginia	45	38	7
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	41	51	-10
Matt Mead	Wyoming	60	26	34

Q3 2018

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q3 2018 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[3]

In the Q3 2018 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 70 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 67 percent
Kay Ivey (R-AL) - 65 percent
Chris Sununu (R-NH) - 60 percent
Dennis Daugaard (R-SD) - 59 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q3 2018 poll were:

Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 17 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 20 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 25 percent
Bill Walker (I-AK) - 25 percent
Matt Bevin (R-KY) - 30 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q3 2018
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	65	18	47
Bill Walker	Alaska	25	54	-29
Doug Ducey	Arizona	45	38	7
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	58	26	32
Jerry Brown	California	44	41	3
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	50	32	18
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	20	70	-50
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	52	28	24
Rick Scott	Florida	49	40	9
Nathan Deal	Georgia	56	24	32
David Ige	Hawaii	52	39	13
Butch Otter	Idaho	51	35	16
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	25	62	-37
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	50	24	26
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	43	38	5
Jeff Colyer	Kansas	40	30	10
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	30	55	-25
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	47	34	13
Paul LePage	Maine	40	54	-14
Larry Hogan	Maryland	67	17	50
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	70	17	53
Rick Snyder	Michigan	35	50	-15
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	49	37	12
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	53	25	28
Mike Parson	Missouri	43	17	26
Steve Bullock	Montana	54	28	26
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	51	33	18
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	56	23	33
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	60	24	36
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	45	35	10
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	36	54	-18
Andrew Cuomo	New York	49	40	9
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	49	29	20
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	54	25	29
John Kasich	Ohio	49	32	17
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	17	75	-58
Kate Brown	Oregon	39	46	-7
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	48	36	12
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	44	47	-3
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	49	29	20
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	59	27	32
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	55	24	31
Greg Abbott	Texas	57	26	31
Gary Herbert	Utah	56	26	30
Phil Scott	Vermont	50	38	12
Ralph Northam	Virginia	48	26	22
Jay Inslee	Washington	46	33	13
Jim Justice	West Virginia	43	43	0
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	42	50	-8
Matt Mead	Wyoming	50	27	23

Q2 2018

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q2 2018 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[4]

In the Q2 2018 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 69 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 68 percent
Kay Ivey (R-AL) - 67 percent
Chris Sununu (R-NH) - 61 percent
Dennis Daugaard (R-SD) - 61 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q2 2018 poll were:

Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 19 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 21 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 27 percent
Matt Bevin (R-KY) - 29 percent
Bill Walker (I-AK) - 29 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q2 2018
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	67	17	50
Bill Walker	Alaska	29	54	-25
Doug Ducey	Arizona	41	43	-2
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	57	26	31
Jerry Brown	California	44	42	2
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	53	30	23
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	21	71	-50
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	52	28	24
Rick Scott	Florida	54	35	19
Nathan Deal	Georgia	56	25	31
David Ige	Hawaii	39	46	-7
Butch Otter	Idaho	49	37	12
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	27	60	-33
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	52	23	29
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	40	39	1
Jeff Colyer	Kansas	41	23	18
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	29	57	-28
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	49	35	14
Paul LePage	Maine	40	54	-14
Larry Hogan	Maryland	68	17	51
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	69	17	52
Rick Snyder	Michigan	35	50	-15
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	51	35	16
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	55	25	30
Mike Parson	Missouri	31	13	18
Steve Bullock	Montana	51	31	20
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	50	34	16
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	58	21	37
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	61	22	39
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	43	32	11
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	35	54	-19
Andrew Cuomo	New York	48	39	9
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	50	28	22
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	54	27	27
John Kasich	Ohio	48	33	15
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	19	74	-53
Kate Brown	Oregon	44	41	3
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	45	38	7
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	44	46	-2
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	48	28	20
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	61	24	37
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	55	25	30
Greg Abbott	Texas	56	26	30
Gary Herbert	Utah	56	27	29
Phil Scott	Vermont	47	42	5
Ralph Northam	Virginia	47	26	21
Jay Inslee	Washington	49	31	18
Jim Justice	West Virginia	41	45	-4
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	42	50	-8
Matt Mead	Wyoming	60	28	32

Q1 2018

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q1 2018 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[5]

In the Q1 2018 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 71 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 68 percent
Kay Ivey (R-AL) - 67 percent
Phil Scott (R-VT) - 65 percent
Chris Sununu (R-NH) - 63 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q1 2018 poll were:

Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 21 percent
Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 25 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 26 percent
Bill Walker (I-AK) - 29 percent
Jeff Colyer (R-KS) - 34 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q1 2018
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	67	15	52
Bill Walker	Alaska	29	52	-23
Doug Ducey	Arizona	43	36	7
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	57	25	32
Jerry Brown	California	46	40	6
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	52	30	22
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	21	72	-51
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	50	29	21
Rick Scott	Florida	55	33	22
Nathan Deal	Georgia	56	24	32
David Ige	Hawaii	37	49	-12
Butch Otter	Idaho	47	38	9
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	26	60	34
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	52	23	29
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	42	35	7
Jeff Colyer	Kansas	34	21	13
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	41	43	-2
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	50	31	19
Paul LePage	Maine	41	53	-12
Larry Hogan	Maryland	68	17	51
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	71	16	55
Rick Snyder	Michigan	38	48	-10
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	53	35	18
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	52	26	26
Eric Greitens	Missouri	40	39	1
Steve Bullock	Montana	55	32	23
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	53	31	22
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	57	22	35
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	63	21	42
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	37	33	4
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	37	53	-16
Andrew Cuomo	New York	51	37	16
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	50	28	22
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	58	22	36
John Kasich	Ohio	51	32	19
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	25	63	-38
Kate Brown	Oregon	43	39	4
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	45	39	6
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	39	50	-11
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	50	24	26
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	62	24	38
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	57	24	33
Greg Abbott	Texas	56	26	30
Gary Herbert	Utah	60	23	37
Phil Scott	Vermont	65	21	44
Ralph Northam	Virginia	44	26	18
Jay Inslee	Washington	52	30	22
Jim Justice	West Virginia	42	44	-2
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	43	50	-7
Matt Mead	Wyoming	61	25	36

Q4 2017

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q4 2017 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[6]

In the Q4 2017 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 69 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 66 percent
Kay Ivey (R-AL) - 64 percent
Phil Scott (R-VT) - 63 percent
Matt Mead (R-WY) - 63 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q4 2017 poll were:

Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 19 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 23 percent
Sam Brownback (R-KS) - 24 percent
Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 28 percent
Bill Walker (I-AK) - 29 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q4 2017
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	64	15	49
Bill Walker	Alaska	29	55	-26
Doug Ducey	Arizona	42	36	6
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	59	23	36
Jerry Brown	California	48	38	10
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	53	31	22
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	23	68	-45
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	55	26	29
Rick Scott	Florida	58	31	27
Nathan Deal	Georgia	56	24	32
David Ige	Hawaii	46	38	8
Butch Otter	Idaho	51	34	17
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	31	55	-24
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	50	24	26
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	44	29	15
Sam Brownback	Kansas	24	64	-40
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	41	41	0
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	56	27	29
Paul LePage	Maine	42	53	-11
Larry Hogan	Maryland	66	18	48
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	69	16	53
Rick Snyder	Michigan	37	47	-10
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	52	33	19
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	51	29	22
Eric Greitens	Missouri	48	29	19
Steve Bullock	Montana	53	31	22
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	54	28	26
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	61	19	42
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	58	22	36
Chris Christie	New Jersey	19	76	-57
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	33	57	-24
Andrew Cuomo	New York	55	33	22
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	48	30	18
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	57	22	35
John Kasich	Ohio	52	30	22
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	28	61	-33
Kate Brown	Oregon	45	37	8
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	44	38	6
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	40	47	-7
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	52	23	29
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	59	31	28
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	55	24	31
Greg Abbott	Texas	59	24	35
Gary Herbert	Utah	60	24	36
Phil Scott	Vermont	63	21	42
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	47	32	15
Jay Inslee	Washington	50	31	19
Jim Justice	West Virginia	47	39	8
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	43	50	-7
Matt Mead	Wyoming	63	24	39

Q3 2017

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the Q3 2017 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[7]

In the Q3 2017 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 69 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 66 percent
Asa Hutchinson (R-AR) - 63 percent
Kay Ivey (R-AL) - 62 percent
Doug Burgum (R-ND) - 62 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q3 2017 poll were:

Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 18 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 23 percent
Sam Brownback (R-KS) - 24 percent
Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 30 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 30 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q3 2017
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	62	12	50
Bill Walker	Alaska	40	47	-7
Doug Ducey	Arizona	46	33	13
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	63	19	44
Jerry Brown	California	48	37	11
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	54	30	24
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	23	68	-45
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	51	27	24
Rick Scott	Florida	54	34	20
Nathan Deal	Georgia	56	24	32
David Ige	Hawaii	47	39	8
Butch Otter	Idaho	51	35	16
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	30	55	-25
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	53	21	32
Kim Reynolds	Iowa	45	27	18
Sam Brownback	Kansas	24	66	-42
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	45	41	4
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	53	32	21
Paul LePage	Maine	42	52	-10
Larry Hogan	Maryland	66	18	48
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	69	17	52
Rick Snyder	Michigan	37	50	-13
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	52	34	18
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	55	27	28
Eric Greitens	Missouri	49	29	20
Steve Bullock	Montana	57	26	31
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	56	29	27
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	61	21	40
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	59	22	37
Chris Christie	New Jersey	18	77	-59
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	37	52	-15
Andrew Cuomo	New York	55	33	22
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	50	28	22
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	62	17	45
John Kasich	Ohio	55	30	25
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	30	58	-28
Kate Brown	Oregon	50	34	16
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	46	38	8
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	41	47	-6
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	51	21	30
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	59	25	34
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	57	23	34
Greg Abbott	Texas	58	25	33
Gary Herbert	Utah	56	29	27
Phil Scott	Vermont	60	21	39
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	48	31	17
Jay Inslee	Washington	48	33	15
Jim Justice	West Virginia	41	46	-5
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	44	48	-4
Matt Mead	Wyoming	59	23	36

Q2 2017

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in 49 states as measured in the Q2 2017 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out. Because Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) succeeded Gov. Terry Branstad (R) during the period in which this poll was conducted, approval rating information was not provided for Iowa.^[8]

In the Q2 2017 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 71 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 68 percent
Matt Mead (R-WY) - 67 percent
Doug Burgum (R-ND) - 66 percent
Dennis Daugaard (R-SD) - 65 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q2 2017 poll were:

Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 25 percent
Sam Brownback (R-SD) - 25 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 29 percent
Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 35 percent
Rick Snyder (R-MI) - 38 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q2 2017
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Kay Ivey	Alabama	64	13	51
Bill Walker	Alaska	42	48	-6
Doug Ducey	Arizona	48	35	13
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	60	23	37
Jerry Brown	California	52	37	15
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	56	29	27
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	29	64	-35
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	52	30	22
Rick Scott	Florida	52	37	15
Nathan Deal	Georgia	57	26	31
David Ige	Hawaii	48	42	6
Butch Otter	Idaho	56	34	22
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	40	49	-9
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	53	24	29
Sam Brownback	Kansas	25	66	-41
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	45	41	4
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	58	29	29
Paul LePage	Maine	47	48	-1
Larry Hogan	Maryland	68	16	52
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	71	17	54
Rick Snyder	Michigan	38	52	-14
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	53	35	18
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	57	26	31
Eric Greitens	Missouri	51	28	23
Steve Bullock	Montana	59	28	31
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	59	28	31
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	62	21	41
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	57	23	34
Chris Christie	New Jersey	25	69	-44
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	44	45	-1
Andrew Cuomo	New York	60	30	30
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	53	28	25
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	66	15	51
John Kasich	Ohio	57	30	27
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	35	55	-20
Kate Brown	Oregon	53	33	20
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	48	37	11
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	43	47	-4
Henry McMaster	South Carolina	52	20	32
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	65	25	40
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	60	23	37
Greg Abbott	Texas	60	27	33
Gary Herbert	Utah	61	28	33
Phil Scott	Vermont	62	23	39
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	52	30	22
Jay Inslee	Washington	52	31	21
Jim Justice	West Virginia	51	34	17
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	43	51	-8
Matt Mead	Wyoming	67	15	52

Q1 2017

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in 49 states as measured in the Q1 2017 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out. Because Gov. Henry McMaster (R) succeeded Gov. Nikki Haley (R) during the period in which this poll was conducted, approval rating information was not provided for South Carolina.^[9]

In the Q1 2017 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 75 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 73 percent
Doug Burgum (R-ND) - 69 percent
Phil Scott (R-VT) - 68 percent
Dennis Daugaard (R-SD) - 68 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the Q1 2017 poll were:

Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 25 percent
Sam Brownback (R-KS) - 27 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 29 percent
Rick Snyder (R-MI) - 40 percent
Mary Fallin (R-OK) - 41 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, Q1 2017
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Robert J. Bentley	Alabama	44	48	-4
Bill Walker	Alaska	43	53	-10
Doug Ducey	Arizona	56	31	25
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	67	22	45
Jerry Brown	California	58	34	24
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	61	28	33
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	29	66	-37
John Carney Jr.	Delaware	61	20	41
Rick Scott	Florida	57	36	21
Nathan Deal	Georgia	63	25	38
David Ige	Hawaii	48	40	8
Butch Otter	Idaho	58	32	26
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	42	49	-7
Eric Holcomb	Indiana	54	19	35
Terry E. Branstad	Iowa	48	46	2
Sam Brownback	Kansas	27	66	-39
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	50	39	11
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	60	29	31
Paul LePage	Maine	48	49	-1
Larry Hogan	Maryland	73	16	57
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	75	17	58
Rick Snyder	Michigan	40	54	-14
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	58	35	23
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	61	26	35
Eric Greitens	Missouri	51	25	26
Steve Bullock	Montana	59	28	31
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	61	30	31
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	64	22	42
Chris Sununu	New Hampshire	55	22	33
Chris Christie	New Jersey	25	71	-46
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	43	48	-5
Andrew Cuomo	New York	62	31	31
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	50	29	21
Doug Burgum	North Dakota	69	16	53
John Kasich	Ohio	59	33	26
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	41	52	-11
Kate Brown	Oregon	58	31	27
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	48	43	5
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	48	45	3
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	68	23	45
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	64	24	40
Greg Abbott	Texas	64	24	40
Gary Herbert	Utah	64	28	36
Phil Scott	Vermont	68	16	52
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	53	32	21
Jay Inslee	Washington	56	33	23
Jim Justice	West Virginia	58	24	34
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	46	51	-5
Matt Mead	Wyoming	60	27	33

May-September 2016

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the May-September Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[10]

In the May-September 2016 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Dennis Daugaard (R-SD) - 74 percent
Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 70 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 70 percent
Steve Bullock (D-MT) - 66 percent
Gary Herbert (R-UT) - 65 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval ratings in the May-September 2016 poll were:

Sam Brownback (R-KS) - 23 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 26 percent
Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 29 percent
Rick Snyder (R-MI) - 33 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 33 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, May-September 2016
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Robert J. Bentley	Alabama	35	53	-18
Bill Walker	Alaska	50	41	9
Doug Ducey	Arizona	49	35	14
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	60	24	36
Jerry Brown	California	57	33	24
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	59	31	28
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	26	70	-44
Jack Markell	Delaware	61	24	37
Rick Scott	Florida	49	42	7
Nathan Deal	Georgia	57	28	29
David Ige	Hawaii	53	30	23
Butch Otter	Idaho	51	38	13
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	33	56	-23
Mike Pence	Indiana	45	45	0
Terry E. Branstad	Iowa	50	41	9
Sam Brownback	Kansas	23	71	-48
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	45	41	4
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	46	39	7
Paul LePage	Maine	39	58	-19
Larry Hogan	Maryland	70	17	53
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	70	18	52
Rick Snyder	Michigan	33	61	-28
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	59	33	26
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	58	30	28
Jay Nixon	Missouri	46	38	8
Steve Bullock	Montana	66	19	47
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	56	31	25
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	62	21	41
Maggie Hassan	New Hampshire	52	38	14
Chris Christie	New Jersey	29	68	-39
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	50	45	5
Andrew Cuomo	New York	62	31	31
Pat McCrory	North Carolina	46	44	2
Jack Dalrymple	North Dakota	53	28	25
John Kasich	Ohio	57	33	24
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	40	53	-13
Kate Brown	Oregon	57	26	31
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	48	42	6
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	38	55	-17
Nikki Haley	South Carolina	60	32	28
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	74	15	59
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	63	25	38
Greg Abbott	Texas	63	23	40
Gary Herbert	Utah	65	24	41
Peter Shumlin	Vermont	53	40	13
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	53	29	24
Jay Inslee	Washington	54	30	24
Earl Ray Tomblin	West Virginia	58	33	25
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	43	53	-10
Matt Mead	Wyoming	52	23	29

January-May 2016

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the January-May 2016 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[11]

In the January-May 2016 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 72 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 71 percent
Matt Mead (R-WY) - 67 percent
Jack Markell (D-DE) - 66 percent
Gary Herbert (R-UT) - 64 percent

The five governors with the lowest approval rating in the January-May 2016 poll were:

Sam Brownback (R-KS) - 26 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 29 percent
Rick Snyder (R-MI) - 32 percent
Matt Bevin (R-KY) - 33 percent
Bruce Rauner (R-IL) - 34 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, January-May 2016
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Robert J. Bentley	Alabama	46	45	1
Bill Walker	Alaska	62	21	41
Doug Ducey	Arizona	49	32	17
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	62	22	40
Jerry Brown	California	57	32	25
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	60	28	32
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	29	64	-35
Jack Markell	Delaware	66	23	43
Rick Scott	Florida	49	41	8
Nathan Deal	Georgia	58	27	31
David Ige	Hawaii	47	40	7
Butch Otter	Idaho	49	38	11
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	34	54	20
Mike Pence	Indiana	48	39	9
Terry E. Branstad	Iowa	47	44	3
Sam Brownback	Kansas	26	65	-39
Matt Bevin	Kentucky	33	48	-15
John Bel Edwards	Louisana	45	33	12
Paul LePage	Maine	38	58	-20
Larry Hogan	Maryland	71	16	55
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	72	16	56
Rick Snyder	Michigan	32	63	-31
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	61	30	31
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	60	24	36
Jay Nixon	Missouri	50	34	16
Steve Bullock	Montana	61	21	40
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	58	29	29
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	62	20	42
Maggie Hassan	New Hampshire	56	33	23
Chris Christie	New Jersey	36	60	-24
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	48	45	3
Andrew Cuomo	New York	60	31	29
Pat McCrory	North Carolina	50	38	12
Jack Dalrymple	North Dakota	63	20	43
John Kasich	Ohio	61	29	32
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	42	47	-5
Kate Brown	Oregon	54	26	28
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	44	45	-1
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	41	53	-12
Nikki Haley	South Carolina	60	29	31
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	61	28	33
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	63	22	41
Greg Abbott	Texas	60	25	35
Gary Herbert	Utah	64	23	41
Peter Shumlin	Vermont	55	37	18
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	58	24	34
Jay Inslee	Washington	55	28	27
Earl Ray Tomblin	West Virginia	60	29	31
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	43	53	-10
Matt Mead	Wyoming	67	24	43

May-November 2015

This map shows the net approval ratings of governors in all 50 states as measured in the May-September 2015 Morning Consult gubernatorial approval poll. To view a governor's raw and net approval ratings, hover over their state. Click the "plus" and "minus" buttons in the upper-right hand corner of the map to zoom in and out.^[12]

In the May-November 2015 poll, the five governors with the highest approval ratings were:

Charlie Baker (R-MA) - 74 percent
Dennis Daugaard (R-SD) - 70 percent
Larry Hogan (R-MD) - 69 percent
Brian Sandoval (R-NV) - 66 percent
Jack Dalrymple (R-ND) - 66 percent

The six governors with the lowest approval ratings in the May-November 2015 poll were:

Sam Brownback (R-KS) - 26 percent
Bobby Jindal (R-LA) - 35 percent
Dan Malloy (D-CT) - 36 percent
Paul LePage (R-ME) - 39 percent
Scott Walker (R-WI) - 40 percent
Chris Christie (R-NJ) - 40 percent

Gubernatorial approval ratings, May-November 2015
Governor	State	Approval (percent)	Disapproval (percent)	Net approval (percent)
Robert J. Bentley	Alabama	47	44	3
Bill Walker	Alaska	64	21	43
Doug Ducey	Arizona	46	36	10
Asa Hutchinson	Arkansas	65	22	43
Jerry Brown	California	57	34	23
John Hickenlooper	Colorado	56	32	24
Dan Malloy	Connecticut	36	56	-20
Jack Markell	Delaware	61	25	36
Rick Scott	Florida	44	47	-3
Nathan Deal	Georgia	57	30	27
David Ige	Hawaii	52	29	23
Butch Otter	Idaho	46	42	4
Bruce Rauner	Illinois	42	45	-3
Mike Pence	Indiana	48	41	7
Terry E. Branstad	Iowa	49	42	7
Sam Brownback	Kansas	26	65	-39
Steve Beshear	Kentucky	57	31	26
Bobby Jindal	Louisana	35	60	-25
Paul LePage	Maine	39	57	-18
Larry Hogan	Maryland	69	16	53
Charlie Baker	Massachusetts	74	14	60
Rick Snyder	Michigan	45	46	-1
Mark Dayton	Minnesota	62	30	32
Phil Bryant	Mississippi	59	25	34
Jay Nixon	Missouri	52	33	19
Steve Bullock	Montana	61	24	37
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	60	25	35
Brian Sandoval	Nevada	66	20	46
Maggie Hassan	New Hampshire	57	32	25
Chris Christie	New Jersey	40	57	-17
Susana Martinez	New Mexico	54	39	15
Andrew Cuomo	New York	58	34	24
Pat McCrory	North Carolina	51	36	15
Jack Dalrymple	North Dakota	66	15	51
John Kasich	Ohio	59	29	30
Mary Fallin	Oklahoma	50	41	9
Kate Brown	Oregon	59	18	41
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	50	36	14
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	46	39	7
Nikki Haley	South Carolina	60	33	27
Dennis Daugaard	South Dakota	70	20	50
Bill Haslam	Tennessee	64	24	40
Greg Abbott	Texas	59	26	33
Gary Herbert	Utah	61	26	35
Peter Shumlin	Vermont	46	49	-3
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	55	26	29
Jay Inslee	Washington	55	29	26
Earl Ray Tomblin	West Virginia	62	25	37
Scott Walker	Wisconsin	40	57	-17
Matt Mead	Wyoming	62	27	35

Footnotes

[q219-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Morning Consult, "Morning Consult's Governor Approval Rankings," accessed July 25, 2019

[2] Morning Consult, "America’s Most and Least Popular Governors," January 10, 2019

[3] Morning Consult, "America’s Most and Least Popular Governors," October 10, 2018

[4] Morning Consult, "America’s Most and Least Popular Governors," July 25, 2018

[5] Morning Consult, "America’s Most and Least Popular Governors," April 12, 2018

[6] Morning Consult, "America’s Most and Least Popular Governors," February 1, 2018

[7] Morning Consult, "America’s Most and Least Popular Governors," October 31, 2017

[8] Morning Consult, "America's Most and Least Popular Governors," July 18, 2017

[9] Morning Consult, "Chris Christie is now America’s Most Unpopular Governor," April 11, 2017

[10] Morning Consult, "Here Are America’s Least (and Most) Popular Governors," accessed November 30, 2017

[11] Morning Consult, "America’s Most (and Least) Popular Governors," May 12, 2016

[12] Morning Consult, "How Do Voters Feel About Your Governor?" November 20, 2015

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