approval rating

When the campaign began, his approval rating was 85 percent.

That's why he left office with a 70 percent approval rating.

Through his term he had good and bad approval ratings.

"Our approval rating is down to 14 points," he said of Congress.

Approval ratings for the president can come from 1,500 voters.

As of June 17, 2010 his approval rating stood at 65 percent.

But this is to be expected when a president has a 40-something approval rating.

During the next 12 months her approval ratings did not improve.

After four years as Governor he had approval ratings of more than 70 percent.

"You seem to have the highest approval rating from the students."

When he left office in 1982, that approval rating had dropped to 58 percent.

Does it take low approval ratings to wake up a president?

On another, it may be the person with the highest approval rating.

Approval ratings for members of Congress at are an all-time low.

Secretary Clinton finished the year with very high approval ratings.

Fletcher had low approval ratings for much of his first year in office.

The polls last week found an increase in the President's already high job approval rating.

That was 10 points higher than his statewide approval rating.

President Bush's overall job approval rating should also be cause for concern.

It shows in the national polls, where his approval rating is down to 40 percent.

"Is the 77 percent approval rating for Bush good or bad?

She enjoyed high approval ratings, usually around the 70 percent range.

In June 2001, he enjoyed an approval rating of 85 percent.

But the poll found his overall approval rating to be 81 percent.

The moves pushed his local public approval rating to 81 percent.