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What the public thinks of the Supreme Court

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The Marquette Law School Poll reveals a 47% approval rating for the Supreme Court, with significant partisan divides: 74% of Republicans approve compared to only 22% of Democrats. Public perception of the court's alignment with President Trump also varies widely by party, influencing overall approval ratings more than specific rulings do. This highlights how political affiliation strongly shapes public opinion on judicial matters.

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