Gallup polls Americans on their confidence in American institutions, publishing results every summer (see 2023, 2022, 2021).
The number of Americans who report a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in the Supreme Court has declined from 45% since polling began in 1975 to 27% in 2023, the second lowest score after 2022's rating of 25%.
Will Gallup polling show a decline (i.e. 26% or less) in Americans' confidence in the Supreme Court in 2024?
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honestly glancing through the last few years, my main takeaway is that this all seems pretty noisy. most of the institutions showed small gains, and while that could be some systemic shift, seems more likely that their eventual sample was a bit more pro institution, whereas last year it skewed a bit more distrustful.
so fwiw my guess for next year is that these should all have been closer to 50%