Andy Beshear's Job Approval Rating Remains High

Beshear Approves at 60%

According to a recent poll conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling and Strategy, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has a 60% approval rating among voters in the state. The poll, which was conducted from April 1 to June 30, found that Beshear's approval rating has remained relatively steady since taking office in December 2019.

Solid Support

Beshear's approval rating is significantly higher than that of his predecessor, Matt Bevin, who left office with a 37% approval rating. Beshear's approval rating is also higher than the national average for governors, which is currently at 53%.

High Approval

The poll found that Beshear's approval rating is particularly high among Democrats, with 85% of Democrats approving of his job performance. Beshear's approval rating is also relatively high among Republicans, with 34% of Republicans approving of his job performance.

Conclusion

Governor Andy Beshear's high approval rating shows that he is a popular figure in Kentucky. His approval rating is likely due to his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, his focus on economic development, and his commitment to education. Beshear's high approval rating is a sign that he is well-positioned for re-election in 2023.