"A new poll found that 56% of Mass. residents approve of Gov. Maura Healey's performance. This study from by MassINC Polling Group and the Commonwealth Beacon comes just over a year away from the gubernatorial election where Healey will seek reelection. The MassINC Polling Group polled 1,000 residents between Aug. 11 and 18. Of the 56% of residents who approve, 20% strongly approve and 36% somewhat approve of the governor's performance."
"Forty-eight percent of Bay State residents strongly disapprove of Trump's performance and 12% somewhat disapprove. On the flip side, 17% strongly approve and 18% somewhat approve of his performance. "Healey looks to me like a conventional Democrat," said Steve Koczela, president of the MassINC Polling group. "She draws more cross-party support than Trump. Republicans don't love her, but they also are not united against her the way Democrats oppose Trump.""
Massachusetts residents polled (n=1,000, Aug. 11-18) give Gov. Maura Healey 56% approval: 20% strongly approve and 36% somewhat approve; 15% somewhat disapprove, 18% strongly disapprove, and 11% unsure. Approval is strongest among Democrats, college-educated voters, and women over 50, and lowest among residents without college degrees and those in Southeastern Massachusetts. President Donald Trump's approval is substantially lower, with 48% strongly disapproving and 12% somewhat disapproving versus 17% strongly approving and 18% somewhat approving. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. receives 56% disapproval and 34% approval. The poll preceded new COVID vaccine guideline announcements and a subsequent booster declaration in Massachusetts.
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