Chris Christie, the embattled New Jersey Republican, is holding on to his title as the country's most unpopular governor, according to a new poll of his constituents.
Here are the 5 most and least popular governors in America, according to their constituents
The poll surveyed more than 195,000 registered voters across the country between April 1 and July 10, 2017.
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Sixty-nine percent of New Jersey voters disapprove of Christie, while just a quarter approve — making him the least popular governor in America over the last 20 years and the least popular in New Jersey history.
The Republican governor of a blue state, Christie has faced dismal job approval ratings for many months, helped along by the criminal convictions of two of his former aides in the
The 5 most popular governors are:
1. Massachusetts Republican Charlie Baker
Approve: 71%
Disapprove: 17%
2. Maryland Republican Larry Hogan
Approve: 68%
Disapprove: 16%
3. Wyoming Republican Matt Mead
Approve: 67%
Disapprove: 15%
4. North Dakota Republican Doug Burgum
Approve: 66%
Disapprove: 15%
5. South Dakota Republican Dennis Daugaard
Approve: 65%
Disapprove: 25%
And now for the least popular:
1. New Jersey Republican Chris Christie
Disapprove: 69%
Approve: 25%
2. Kansas Republican Sam Brownback
Disapprove: 66%
Approve: 25%
3. Connecticut Democrat Dan Malloy
Disapprove: 64%
Approve: 29%
5. Oklahoma Republican Mary Fallin
Disapprove: 55%
Approve: 35%
5. Michigan Republican Rick Snyder
Disapprove: 52%
Approve: 38%