Mitch McConnell Is Running for Senate Republican Leader Again Even Though He’s Polling At 7%

Only 7% of voters think favorably of McConnell, while 81% think unfavorably of him. Only 18% of Republicans in the party give McConnell their support. Sixty-one percent are against it.

According to Civiqs polling from 2018, McConnell has never fallen as low as a 7 percent favorability rating. McConnell had an 8 percent approval rating in February 2021, and it rose to 12 percent in June 2021. Since then, it has been gone up around 10%.

McConnell had a significantly higher favorability rating throughout the latter two years of the Trump administration, rising as high as 31% in February and October 2020.

Due to the possibility of losing one more Senate seat than Republicans held prior to the 2022 election, McConnell is running for reelection as the Republican Senate leader on Wednesday. Democrats will pick up a seat if Republican Herschel Walker loses the Georgia runoff for the Senate.

Republicans who believe the Georgia election is important have objected to the election taking place on Wednesday. Because it seems like no senator has explicitly challenged McConnell for leadership, others continue to back him.

• The national debt went up to more than $20 trillion,
• He did absolutely nothing to stop illegal immigration
• Obamacare was passed under his Republican leadership
•  Trump was attacked his entire first term in office and the
  only thing that you could give credit to McConnell for was he made sure the votes were not there to remove trump from office for doing absolutely nothing wrong.

Real wages for American workers have stagnated, illegal immigration has continued, Obamacare was implemented in 2010, big banks were bailed out in 2008, and social media companies have silenced people without consequence while being led by McConnell in the Senate. Dr. Anthony Fauci is still not being held accountable for allegedly misleading Congress twice.