Poll Finds More Than Half of Americans Believe Jackson Should Be Confirmed to Supreme Court
A poll found 55% of Americans believe Ketanji Brown Jackson should be confirmed as a justice on the Supreme Court. According to a Monmouth University national poll, only 21% of Americans say she should not be confirmed…
A poll found 55% of Americans believe Ketanji Brown Jackson should be confirmed as a justice on the Supreme Court.
According to a Monmouth University national poll, only 21% of Americans say she should not be confirmed, while 21% had no opinion.
When asked whether they believe Jackson is qualified to serve on the Supreme Court, 33% say she is “very qualified” compared to 14% who say she is “somewhat qualified.”
Only 9% think she is “not qualified.”
Additionally, respondents weighed in on whether it is important for the Supreme Court to “look like the racial, ethnic and gender composition of the country as a whole.”
Forty-six percent say it is “very important” while 23% say it is “somewhat important.” Only 10% believe it is “not too important.”
The poll was conducted from March 10 to 14 and surveyed 809 American adults.
Check out the poll below:
Confirmation hearings for Jackson are set to begin