Public unhappiness with the pandemic response is nearly universal and is taking a toll on approval ratings of every state's governor as well as President Biden.
Florida's Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is a notable exception at 64%, and has maintained steady GOP support throughout the pandemic.
Five Republican governors — Massachusetts' Charlie Baker, Maryland's Larry Hogan, Ohio's Mike DeWine, Vermont's Phil Scott and New Hampshire's Chris Sununu — are now considerably more popular with Democrats than their own party.Democratic voters' approval of Democratic governors fell throughout the spring of 2020, bounced back, and reached a peak in June 2021.
This was the latest in a series of COVID States Project surveys since April 2020 and queried 22,234 people between March 2 and April 4.
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