RNC Research

According To A New Tarrance Group/Lake Research Partners Poll, 54 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Job Performance, While Just 41 Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

ObamaCare Remains Unpopular With Voters

56 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of ObamaCare, While Just 40 Percent Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

Voters Doubt Obama’s Ability To Lead

57 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Progress On Working With Congress, While Just 40 Percent Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

55 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Progress On Solving Problems, While Just 43 Percent Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

Few Voters Have Seen Their Economic Situations Improve Under Obama, And MostDisapprove Of His Stewardship

57 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Handling Of The Economy, While Just 40 Percent Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

• 63 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Handling Of The Deficit And Spending, While Just 34 Percent Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)
  
  
• 54 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Handling Of Jobs, While Just 43 Percent Approve. (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)
  
  
• 54 Percent Of Likely Voters Disapprove Of Obama’s Handling Of Taxes, While Just 41 Percent Approve.  (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

42 Percent Of Likely Voters Think The Economy Has “Gotten Worse” Over The Last Four Years, 23 Percent Think It Has “Stayed The Same,” While Just 35 Percent Say It Has “Gotten Better.” (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)

• 36 Percent Of Likely Voters Say Their Personal Economic Situation Has “Gotten Worse” Over The Last Four Years, 40 Percent Say It Was “Stayed The Same,” While Just 22 Percent Say It Has Gotten Better.   (The Tarrance Group And Lake Research Partners Poll, 1000 LV, 3.1% MoE, 1/12-16/14)