The Supreme Court is more popular than it has been in more than a decade, precisely because it is generally respected — but not loved — by people of all political persuasions. Which is exactly how it should be regarded. | Analysis by CillizzaCNN
It's the highest mark since 2009, when 61% said they approved of the way the court was going about its business. In the intervening decade, the approval numbers for the nation's highest court slipped significantly -- bottoming out following the 2016 election, when just 42% approved.The comeback in SCOTUS numbers of late has been fueled by rising approval among Democrats and independents, even as the numbers among Republicans have dipped.
In each episode of his weekly YouTube show, Chris Cillizza will delve a little deeper into the surreal world of politics. Click to subscribe! This year? Six in 10 GOPers approve, while 57% of independents and 56% of Democrats do the same.The fluctuations in partisan views of the court are likely linked to how the nine justices ruled on a series of high-profiles cases in the recently concluded term.
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