After Six Months In Office

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's Approval Rating at 55%

After Six Months in Office

A new poll shows that 55% of Marylanders approve of Gov. Wes Moore's job performance after six months in office. The poll, conducted by Goucher College, found that Moore's approval rating has improved by five points since June. Moore has positive ratings among Democrats (74% approval) and unaffiliated voters (52% approval).

Strong Support for Moore's Policies

The poll also found that Marylanders strongly support many of Moore's policies, including his plans to increase funding for education and healthcare. Moore's approval rating is highest among those who support his policies, with 82% of those who approve of his education plan and 79% of those who approve of his healthcare plan giving him high marks for overall job performance.

Conclusion

Moore's high approval ratings after six months in office suggest that he is making progress on his campaign promises. Marylanders are pleased with his performance, and they are confident in his ability to lead the state forward. Moore's strong support among Democrats and unaffiliated voters indicates that he has built a broad coalition of support, which will be essential to his success in office.