Top ten of America's least popular Governors

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Morning Consult conducted a survey and looked at America's most popular, and America's least popular, Governors. After polling over 66,000 voters in 50 states, during the first half of the year, Morning Consult concluded with the following names for least popular American governor. Did yours make the list?

10. Mary Fallin, a Republican from Oklahoma. Around 47% of voters disapprove of her, whereas 42% of voters approve of her.

9. Matt Bevin, a Republican from Kentucky. He has a disapproval rating of 48%, and an approval rating of 33%.

8. Gina Raimondo, a Democrat from Rhode Island. She has a disapproval rating of 53%, and an approval rating of 41%.

7. Scott Walker, a Republican from Wisconsin. Walker has a disapproval rating of 53%, and an approval rating of 43%.

6. Bruce Rauner, a Republican from Illinois. Rauner has a disapproval rating of 54%, and an approval rating of 34%.

5. Paul Lepage, a Republican from Maine. Lepage has a disapproval rating of 58%, and an approval rating of 38%.

4. Chris Christie, a Republican from New Jersey. He has a disapproval rating of 60%, and an approval rating of 36%.

3. Rick Snyder, a Republican from Michigan. Snyder has a disapproval rating of 63%, and an approval rating of 32%.

2. Dan Malloy, a Democrat from Connecticut. Malloy has a disapproval rating of 64%, and an approval rating of 29%.

and finally....

1. Sam Brownback, a Republican from Kansas. He has a disapproval rating of 65%, and an approval rating of 26%.

My Two Cents

As someone who was born and raised in Connecticut, I've seen a lot of governors in my time, but no one has caused the trouble that Governor Malloy has. He is a horrible Governor and I'm not surprised that he's the 2nd least popular Governor in America. By the way, why isn't NC's Governor McCrory number one? He's caused more trouble in this country than anyone (besides Trump). I guess there is always next time for him.

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