Minnesota Poll: Gov. Tim Walz Posts Lowest Approval Ratings yet; Half of Minnesota Dislikes New State Flag

Minnesota Poll: Gov. Tim Walz posts lowest approval ratings yet; half of Minnesota dislikes new state flag

The survey also looked for opinions on fraud, artificial intelligence and data centers, and gun control.

Governor Tim Walz’s Approval Falls Below President Trump’s -– in Minnesota

Democrat Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s approval in his own state has fallen to a record low - a level that’s beneath that of Republican President Donald Trump, results of a new survey of voters reveal. Walz’s 39% voter approval in the blue state is the lowest of his tenure as governor and nearly half the 65% approval he enjoyed in May of 2020, according to a new KARE 11-Minnesota Star Tribune-U of M Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication Minnesota Poll conducted June 8-10.

Poll numbers say Gov. Walz facing lowest approval rating since taking office

ST. PAUL, Minn. (KVRR-KFGO) – New polling shows Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing the lowest approval ratings of his time leading the state. The approval rating for Walz dropped to 39% in the poll. A majority of likely voters disapproved of Walz’s performance, while 8% were undecided. Even more striking is the drop in support from Democrats. Last year, 91% of Harris voters in Minnesota said they approved of Walz but that has now sunk to 69%.…

POLL: Minnesotans don't like Tim Walz or the new state flag

Share This StoryMinnesota Gov. Tim Walz is more unpopular than he has ever been, but still not as unpopular as the new state flag, according to a poll released this week. A new KARE 11/Star Tribune/U of M poll found that just 39% of Minnesotans approve of Gov. Walz’s performance while 53% disapprove and 8% are undecided. The figure reportedly represents Walz’s lowest approval rating since being elected governor. But Minnesota’s new state flag fa…

Minnesota Poll: Walz approval rating falls to 39% in final year in office

Gov. Tim Walz is facing the lowest approval rating of his eight-year tenure, underscoring the damage the state’s fraud crisis has done to his political reputation amid his decision not to seek a third term.