Survey USA: Approval Ratings for all 100 US Senators as of 12/13/05

Survey USA ^ | December 14, 2005

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APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 12/13/05
SORT ►			ALPHABETICAL BY STATE
			ALPHABETICALLY BY SENATOR'S LAST NAME
			BY HIGHEST 'NET JOB APPROVAL'
			BY HIGHEST APPROVAL
					Sorted ▼
SORTED FROM HIGHEST 12/05 APPROVAL RATING TO LOWEST
APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 12/13/05
					12/13/06		Net 12/05	Tracking Graphs
#	State	U.S. Senator	Party	Sr/Jr	Approve	Disapprove	Approval
1	ME	Snowe, Olympia	R	Sr	75%	22%	53%	Track ME Sr
2	ME	Collins, Susan	R	Jr	74%	21%	53%	Track ME Jr
3	SD	Johnson, Tim	D	Sr	71%	23%	48%	Track SD Sr
4	ND	Conrad, Kent	D	Sr	70%	26%	44%	Track ND Sr
5	HI	Inouye, Daniel	D	Sr	69%	22%	47%	Track HI Sr
5	IL	Obama, Barack	D	Jr	69%	23%	46%	Track IL Jr
5	ND	Dorgan, Byron	D	Jr	69%	26%	43%	Track ND Jr
8	AK	Stevens, Ted	R	Sr	67%	28%	39%	Track AK Sr
8	AZ	McCain, John	R	Sr	67%	28%	39%	Track AZ Sr
10	MS	Lott, Trent	R	Jr	66%	27%	39%	Track MS Jr
10	NE	Nelson, Ben	D	Jr	66%	24%	42%	Track NE Jr
10	RI	Reed, Jack	D	Sr	66%	25%	41%	Track RI Sr
10	VT	Leahy, Patrick	D	Sr	66%	27%	39%	Track VT Sr
14	DE	Biden, Joseph	D	Sr	65%	30%	35%	Track DE Sr
14	WV	Byrd, Robert	D	Sr	65%	30%	35%	Track WV Sr
16	HI	Akaka, Daniel	D	Jr	64%	26%	38%	Track HI Jr
16	LA	Vitter, David	R	Jr	64%	27%	37%	Track LA Jr
16	NM	Domenici, Pete	R	Sr	64%	30%	34%	Track NM Sr
19	CT	Lieberman, Joseph	D	Jr	63%	31%	32%	Track CT Jr
19	DE	Carper, Thomas	D	Jr	63%	26%	37%	Track DE Jr
19	ID	Crapo, Michael	R	Jr	63%	25%	38%	Track ID Jr
19	IN	Bayh, Evan	D	Jr	63%	29%	34%	Track IN Jr
19	IA	Grassley, Charles	R	Sr	63%	29%	34%	Track IA Sr
19	MS	Cochran, Thad	R	Sr	63%	27%	36%	Track MS Sr
19	NY	Schumer, Charles	D	Sr	63%	27%	36%	Track NY Sr
19	NY	Clinton, Hillary	D	Jr	63%	33%	30%	Track NY Jr
27	IN	Lugar, Richard	R	Sr	62%	27%	35%	Track IN Sr
27	MD	Mikulski, Barbara	D	Jr	62%	31%	31%	Track MD Jr
27	WV	Rockefeller, Jay	D	Jr	62%	31%	31%	Track WV Jr
30	AL	Shelby, Richard	R	Sr	61%	27%	34%	Track AL Sr
30	ID	Craig, Larry	R	Sr	61%	28%	33%	Track ID Sr
30	VT	Jeffords, James	I	Jr	61%	31%	30%	Track VT Jr
33	AR	Pryor, Mark	D	Jr	60%	28%	32%	Track AR Jr
33	CT	Dodd, Christopher	D	Sr	60%	29%	31%	Track CT Sr
33	MA	Kennedy, Edward	D	Sr	60%	35%	25%	Track MA Sr
33	TX	Hutchison, Kay	R	Sr	60%	30%	30%	Track TX Sr
33	VA	Warner, John	R	Sr	60%	26%	34%	Track VA Sr
33	WY	Thomas, Craig	R	Sr	60%	30%	30%	Track WY Sr
33	WY	Enzi, Michael	R	Jr	60%	29%	31%	Track WY Jr
40	MO	Bond, Kit	R	Sr	59%	33%	26%	Track MO Sr
40	NE	Hagel, Chuck	R	Sr	59%	31%	28%	Track NE Sr
40	NM	Bingaman, Jeff	D	Jr	59%	32%	27%	Track NM Jr
40	UT	Hatch, Orrin	R	Sr	59%	33%	26%	Track UT Sr
40	VA	Allen, George	R	Jr	59%	28%	31%	Track VA Jr
45	KS	Brownback, Sam	R	Sr	58%	34%	24%	Track KS Sr
45	MT	Baucus, Max	D	Sr	58%	34%	24%	Track MT Sr
45	NH	Gregg, Judd	R	Sr	58%	30%	28%	Track NH Sr
45	UT	Bennett, Robert	R	Jr	58%	26%	32%	Track UT Jr
49	AR	Lincoln, Blanche	D	Sr	57%	33%	24%	Track AR Sr
49	KS	Roberts, Pat	R	Jr	57%	32%	25%	Track KS Jr
49	MA	Kerry, John	D	Jr	57%	38%	19%	Track MA Jr
49	MN	Coleman, Norm	R	Jr	57%	35%	22%	Track MN Jr
49	OR	Wyden, Ron	D	Sr	57%	28%	29%	Track OR Sr
49	SD	Thune, John	R	Jr	57%	36%	21%	Track SD Jr
49	WI	Kohl, Herb	D	Sr	57%	33%	24%	Track WI Sr
56	AL	Sessions, Jeff	R	Jr	56%	30%	26%	Track AL Jr
56	AK	Murkowski, Lisa	R	Jr	56%	36%	20%	Track AK Jr
56	IA	Harkin, Tom	D	Jr	56%	37%	19%	Track IA Jr
56	SC	Graham, Lindsey	R	Sr	56%	32%	24%	Track SC Sr
60	CO	Salazar, Ken	D	Jr	55%	36%	19%	Track CO Jr
60	WA	Murray, Patty	D	Sr	55%	37%	18%	Track WA Sr
60	WA	Cantwell, Maria	D	Jr	55%	34%	21%	Track WA Jr
63	NC	Dole, Elizabeth	R	Sr	54%	36%	18%	Track NC Sr
63	OR	Smith, Gordon	R	Jr	54%	31%	23%	Track OR Jr
63	RI	Chafee, Lincoln	R	Jr	54%	38%	16%	Track RI Jr
63	WI	Feingold, Russell	D	Jr	54%	38%	16%	Track WI Jr
67	KY	McConnell, Mitch	R	Sr	53%	37%	16%	Track KY Sr
67	PA	Specter, Arlen	R	Sr	53%	38%	15%	Track PA Sr
67	TN	Alexander, Lamar	R	Jr	53%	33%	20%	Track TN Jr
70	CA	Feinstein, Dianne	D	Sr	52%	37%	15%	Track CA Sr
70	GA	Isakson, Johnny	R	Jr	52%	30%	22%	Track GA Jr
70	LA	Landrieu, Mary	D	Sr	52%	43%	9%	Track LA Sr
70	NV	Reid, Harry	D	Sr	52%	41%	11%	Track NV Sr
70	NH	Sununu, John	R	Jr	52%	35%	17%	Track NH Jr
75	MD	Sarbanes, Paul	D	Sr	51%	34%	17%	Track MD Sr
75	MI	Levin, Carl	D	Sr	51%	36%	15%	Track MI Sr
75	MO	Talent, Jim	R	Jr	51%	39%	12%	Track MO Jr
75	OH	Voinovich, George	R	Jr	51%	41%	10%	Track OH Jr
75	OK	Coburn, Tom	R	Jr	51%	38%	13%	Track OK Jr
80	CA	Boxer, Barbara	D	Jr	50%	40%	10%	Track CA Jr
80	NJ	Corzine, Jon	D	Sr	50%	40%	10%	Track NJ Sr
82	NV	Ensign, John	R	Jr	49%	33%	16%	Track NV Jr
82	TN	Frist, Bill	R	Sr	49%	42%	7%	Track TN Sr
84	FL	Nelson, Bill	D	Sr	48%	28%	20%	Track FL Sr
84	GA	Chambliss, Saxby	R	Sr	48%	34%	14%	Track GA Sr
84	MI	Stabenow, Debbie	D	Jr	48%	38%	10%	Track MI Jr
84	SC	DeMint, Jim	R	Jr	48%	37%	11%	Track SC Jr
88	NC	Burr, Richard	R	Jr	47%	31%	16%	Track NC Jr
88	OH	DeWine, Mike	R	Sr	47%	42%	5%	Track OH Sr
88	PA	Santorum, Rick	R	Jr	47%	43%	4%	Track PA Jr
91	AZ	Kyl, Jon	R	Jr	46%	39%	7%	Track AZ Jr
91	FL	Martinez, Mel	R	Jr	46%	37%	9%	Track FL Jr
91	IL	Durbin, Richard	D	Sr	46%	39%	7%	Track IL Sr
91	TX	Cornyn, John	R	Jr	46%	33%	13%	Track TX Jr
95	CO	Allard, Wayne	R	Sr	45%	40%	5%	Track CO Sr
95	KY	Bunning, Jim	R	Jr	45%	43%	2%	Track KY Jr
95	MN	Dayton, Mark	D	Sr	45%	43%	2%	Track MN Sr
95	MT	Burns, Conrad	R	Jr	45%	46%	-1%	Track MT Jr
95	OK	Inhofe, James	R	Sr	45%	41%	4%	Track OK Sr
100	NJ	Lautenberg, Frank	D	Jr	42%	43%	-1%	Track NJ Jr
Weighted Average					54%	34%	20%
('Weighted Average' means each state is weighted proportionally to its share of USA population. For example, California, the most populated state, is given 71 times the weight of WY the least populated state, in a weighted avg.)
Unweighted Average					57%	33%	24%
('Unweighted Average' means each state is given equal weight; population density is not taken into account).

[Mo1]

Rick Santorum, comeback kid?

Yep .. If Bob Casey, Jr. ever comes out of hiding and debates Rick

Casey is putz and nothing like his father

[Lunatic Fringe]

600 adults age 18+ in each of the 50 states were interviewed by SurveyUSA 12/9/05 to 12/11/05. You must credit SurveyUSA and the media sponsor if you broadcast, print, or cite these results in whole or part. Click on each state to open a link which contains the margin of sampling error for each state, a complete statement of methodology, fully crosstabbed data and trendlines.

[Madeleine Ward]

You've got to be kidding.

I don't believe this figures for a minute.

[RetroSexual]

To show how meaningless the poll is, or how uninformed the respondents are, take the example of my two loser senators, Sarbanes and Mikulski. If there's a difference between them, I'm not aware of it, yet Sarbanes comes in at #75 whiles Babs finishes #27.

Then again, maybe Mikulski did so well because of her looks?

[armymarinemom]

ME Snowe, Olympia 75%
ME Collins, Susan 74%

ARRRRRRRGGGHHHHHH

[SittinYonder]

I don't believe this figures for a minute.

Makes sense to me. Conservatives hate the senate. Unless you live in Tom Coburn's state you're probably not real satisfied with your senator. So you give lousy ratings, even if you will vote for them again. Add to that the likelihood that the polls were tainted by leftist media and it all equals up.

[gridlock]

Lautenberg is dead last. Lautenberg was the last-minute replacement for Toricelli, who the NJ Supremos let be substituted after the deadline in 2002. What a joke.

The only person who could have possibly lost to Lautenberg was Doug Forrester. But he's going to keep buying 'Pubbie primaries in NJ until his money runs out. And he has a lot of money...

[FerdieMurphy]

Perhaps a petition of recall will eliminate Little Dick.

[Chi-townChief]

Sorry, I meant to say "Durbin's obnoxious little sidekick Obama ..."

[OXENinFLA]

ME Snowe, Olympia 75% ME Collins, Susan 74%

ARRRRRRRGGGHHHHHH

Yeah, What she said....

[sully777]

My senators are tough-as-nails conservative and they will be re-elected, as they have been in the past. They are very popular. IRC, one of them garnered almost 70% of the vote in their last election.

BTW, you think Lautenberg will lose in liberal NJ just because he's the least popular in a flawed poll.

[OXENinFLA]

I don't f***ing understand how Obama is so high. He hasn't done sh*t!!!!

Because people thought they were voting for this guy...

[ScreamingFist]

Unless you live in Tom Coburn's state you're probably not real satisfied with your senator.

Exactly. Not a single county in Oklahoma was won by the democrats in the last presidential election, yet Coburn is at 51%.......hmmmmmmmmm

[stocksthatgoup]

I find the results of this poll in Wiscosnin to be highly suspect.

[Chode]

i'd vote for Brack any day...

[The KG9 Kid]

All hail Brak!

Glad to see my loonbat senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein on the low end of the scale.

[Mo1]

I don't believe this figures for a minute.

Neither do I

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Good point. Discounting the wishful thinking numbers, there's no way Lindsey Graham polls higher than Jim DeMint here in South Carolina.

[mr_hammer]

Dewine and Voinovich have got to be replaced by an actual Conservatives. Enough of this RINO crap.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

Nobody asked me. I approve of hanging the lot of them. Traitors and thieves all of them.