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Gallup poll reveals the most disliked person in America. This person is way ahead
A new poll from Gallup has revealed who the most disliked person in America is. The survey showed that Tesla billionaire Elon Musk is the most disliked person among Americans. The poll showed that Musk had a 61% unfavorable rating and a 33% favorable rating, meaning that his net favorable rating is a staggering -28%.
Elon Musk now most unpopular person in America, according to new Gallup poll
Just how unpopular is Elon Musk? According to a new poll, the Tesla CEO is literally now the most unpopular person in America. That’s according to a new Gallup poll in which Americans were asked to weigh in on 14 prominent news-making figures,
Hundreds of residents in Gallup and parts of McKinley County were without electricity for several hours late Tuesday ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was one of three Trump administration members to rank among the survey’s five least-liked ...
Gallup finds Pope Leo XIV, Zelenskyy, and Bernie Sanders have positive net favorability in the U.S., with Pope Leo leading at ...
President Donald Trump received some of the lowest net favorability ratings among U.S. views of 14 world leaders, according ...
Gallup's new survey shows Pope Leo XIV as the world's most popular global figure among 14 names in its poll. A "strongly ...
A "significant explosion" on the east side of the Gallup Community Pantry caused a power outage in the area Tuesday.
The explosion happened on the east side of the Gallup Community Pantry, according to the Gallup Police Department. No injuries were reported in the explosion. The explosion happened after a ...
With her state funding running out and at least one of her contract attorneys working without pay, McKinley County District ...
The findings come from Gallup’s Life Evaluation Index, which sampled approximately 1,000 adults in 142 countries.
A survey released this week finds a dip in support for President Trump in one of his key bases. It's the latest in a string of low approval numbers.
Gen Z workers may be tech-savvy, but they prefer in-person interaction in the workplace, according to a new Gallup report.
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