The newest Goucher Poll reaffirms what we’ve learned from surveys over the last 12 months: Gov. Larry Hogan is sitting pretty in terms of public approval.
An impressive 62 percent of Maryland voters approve of Hogan’s performance as governor, according to a poll conducted this month. Among Democrats, who dominate the state’s ranks of registered voters, 59 percent approve of the job he’s doing.
The mark is one point lower than the rating Hogan logged in the February Goucher Poll, and a more drastic eight-point drop from his 70 percent approval rating in the same poll last fall. A July poll from D.C.-based firm Morning Consult pegged his approval rating at 68 percent – the second highest in the country behind Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, also a Republican governing a blue state. The same polling firm tabbed Hogan’s approval at 73 percent mark in April.
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