Poll Shows Gov. Hogan’s Popularity Slipping Since Trump’s Election
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A new Washington Post-University of Maryland poll gives Governor Larry Hogan a higher approval rating than the past three governors, but questions whether he can be re-elected in 2018.
That election is already in the sites of candidates who see their chances through the eyes of the Trump administration and Maryland is still a blue state.
Hogan’s approval rating is 65 percent, according to the poll, higher than the three previous governors — Martin O’Malley, Robert Ehrlich and Parris Glendening — but down from the 71 percent he enjoyed in September.
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ReplyDeleteWhat does he think? Republicans put him in office and then he turns his back on them. Nobody likes a traitor.
ReplyDeleteHarris maybe in the same position.
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