Opinion of Senators: Final Results

[IceSpear]

Alabama:
Richard Shelby - 9% approval
Jeff Sessions - 8% approval

Alaska:
Lisa Murkowski - 70% approval
Mark Begich - 75% approval

Arizona:
John McCain - 25% approval
Jeff Flake - 30% approval

Arkansas:
Mark Pryor - 23% approval
John Boozman - 21% approval

California:
Dianne Feinstein - 20% approval
Barbara Boxer - 46% approval

Colorado:
Mark Udall - 73% approval
Michael Bennet - 66% approval

Connecticut:
Richard Blumenthal - 55% approval
Chris Murphy - 66% approval

Delaware:
Tom Carper - 38% approval
Chris Coons - 50% approval

Florida:
Bill Nelson - 63% approval
Marco Rubio - 22% approval

Georgia:
Saxby Chambliss - 11% approval
Johnny Isakson - 26% approval

Hawaii:
Brian Schatz - 78% approval
Mazie Hirono - 69% approval

Idaho:
Mike Crapo - 15% approval
Jim Risch - 19% approval

Illinois:
Dick Durbin - 57% approval
Mark Kirk - 48% approval

Indiana:
Dan Coats - 24% approval
Joe Donnelly - 64% approval

Iowa:
Chuck Grassley - 25% approval
Tom Harkin - 71% approval

Kansas:
Pat Roberts - 15% approval
Jerry Moran - 13% approval

Kentucky:
Mitch McConnell - 9% approval
Rand Paul - 45% approval

Louisiana:
Mary Landrieu - 56% approval
David Vitter - 9% approval

Maine:
Susan Collins - 46% approval
Angus King - 71% approval

Maryland:
Barbara Mikulski - 50% approval
Ben Cardin - 48% approval

Massachusetts:
Elizabeth Warren - 69% approval
Ed Markey - 60% approval

Michigan:
Carl Levin - 58% approval
Debbie Stabenow - 52% approval

Minnesota:
Amy Klobuchar - 54% approval
Al Franken - 58% approval

Mississippi:
Thad Cochran - 52% approval
Roger Wicker - 18% approval

Missouri:
Claire McCaskill - 66% approval
Roy Blunt - 14% approval

Montana:
Jon Tester - 85% approval
John Walsh - 77% approval

Nebraska:
Mike Johanns - 24% approval
Deb Fischer - 14% approval

Nevada:
Harry Reid - 40% approval
Dean Heller - 37% approval

New Hampshire:
Jeanne Shaheen - 65% approval
Kelly Ayotte - 20% approval

New Jersey:
Bob Menendez - 22% approval
Cory Booker - 64% approval

New Mexico:
Tom Udall - 74% approval
Martin Heinrich - 71% approval

New York:
Chuck Schumer - 30% approval
Kirsten Gillibrand - 73% approval

North Carolina:
Richard Burr - 24% approval
Kay Hagan - 62% approval

North Dakota:
John Hoeven - 52% approval
Heidi Heitkamp - 82% approval

Ohio:
Sherrod Brown - 75% approval
Rob Portman - 45% approval

Oklahoma:
Jim Inhofe - 3% approval
Tom Coburn - 31% approval

Oregon:
Ron Wyden - 94% approval
Jeff Merkley - 77% approval

Pennsylvania:
Bob Casey - 52% approval
Pat Toomey - 28% approval

Rhode Island:
Jack Reed - 63% approval
Sheldon Whitehouse - 65% approval

South Carolina:
Lindsey Graham - 25% approval
Tim Scott - 32% approval

South Dakota:
Tim Johnson - 68% approval
John Thune - 25% approval

Tennessee:
Lamar Alexander - 41% approval
Bob Corker - 27% approval

Texas:
John Cornyn - 14% approval
Ted Cruz - 21% approval

Utah:
Orrin Hatch - 29% approval
Mike Lee - 28% approval

Vermont:
Pat Leahy - 62% approval
Bernie Sanders - 74% approval

Virginia:
Mark Warner - 56% approval
Tim Kaine - 56% approval

Washington:
Patty Murray - 55% approval
Maria Cantwell - 61% approval

West Virginia:
Jay Rockefeller - 55% approval
Joe Manchin - 50% approval

Wisconsin:
Ron Johnson - 27% approval
Tammy Baldwin - 72% approval

Wyoming:
Mike Enzi - 26% approval
John Barrasso - 28% approval

Best Senator:
Ron Wyden (D-OR, 94% approval)

Worst Senator:
Jim Inhofe (R-OK, 3% approval)

Best state:
Oregon

Worst state:
Alabama

Best 2 R state:
Mississippi

Best 1 D, 1 R state:
Alaska

Worst 1 D, 1 R state:
Arkansas

Most Divergent Senators:
Claire McCaskill and Roy Blunt (66% approval vs. 14% approval)

Most Similar Senators:
Mark Warner and Tim Kaine (56% approval vs. 56% approval)

Positive Republicans:
Lisa Murkowski (70%)
Thad Cochran (52%)
John Hoeven (52%)

Negative Democrats:
Ben Cardin (48%)
Barbara Boxer (46%)
Harry Reid (40%)
Tom Carper (38%)
Chuck Schumer (30%)
Mark Pryor (23%)
Bob Menendez (22%)
Dianne Feinstein (20%)

[IceSpear]

List in Order:
1) Ron Wyden (D-OR, 94% approval)
2) Jon Tester (D-MT, 85% approval)
3) Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND, 82% approval)
4) Brian Schatz (D-HI, 78% approval)
5) John Walsh (D-MT, 77% approval)
6) Jeff Merkley (D-OR, 77% approval)
7) Mark Begich (D-AK, 75% approval)
Sherrod Brown (D-OH, 75% approval)
9) Tom Udall (D-NM, 74% approval)
10) Bernie Sanders (I-VT, 74% approval)
11) Mark Udall (D-CO, 73% approval)
12) Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY, 73% approval)
13) Tammy Baldwin (D-WI, 72% approval)
14) Tom Harkin (D-IA, 71% approval)
15) Angus King (I-ME, 71% approval)
16) Martin Heinrich (D-NM, 71% approval)
17) Lisa Murkowski (R-AK, 70% approval)
18) Mazie Hirono (D-HI, 69% approval)
19) Elizabeth Warren (D-MA, 69% approval)
20) Tim Johnson (D-SD, 68% approval)
21) Michael Bennet (D-CO, 66% approval)
22) Chris Murphy (D-CT, 66% approval)
23) Claire McCaskill (D-MO, 66% approval)
24) Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH, 65% approval)
25) Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI, 65% approval)
26) Joe Donnelly (D-IN, 64% approval)
27) Cory Booker (D-NJ, 64% approval)
28) Bill Nelson (D-FL, 63% approval)
29) Jack Reed (D-RI, 63% approval)
30) Kay Hagan (D-NC, 62% approval)
31) Pat Leahy (D-VT, 62% approval)
32) Maria Cantwell (D-WA, 61% approval)
33) Ed Markey (D-MA, 60% approval)
34) Carl Levin (D-MI, 58% approval)
35) Al Franken (D-MN, 58% approval)
36) Dick Durbin (D-IL, 57% approval)
37) Mary Landrieu (D-LA, 56% approval)
38) Mark Warner (D-VA, 56% approval)
39) Tim Kaine (D-VA, 56% approval)
40) Richard Blumenthal (D-CT, 55% approval)
41) Patty Murray (D-WA, 55% approval)
42) Jay Rockefeller (D-WV, 55% approval)
43) Amy Klobuchar (D-MN, 54% approval)
44) Debbie Stabenow (D-MI, 52% approval)
45) Thad Cochran (R-MS, 52% approval)
46) John Hoeven (R-ND, 52% approval)
47) Bob Casey (D-PA, 52% approval)
48) Chris Coons (D-DE, 50% approval)
49) Barbara Mikulski (D-MD, 50% approval)
50) Joe Manchin (D-WV, 50% approval)
51) Mark Kirk (R-IL, 48% approval)
52) Ben Cardin (D-MD, 48% approval)
53) Barbara Boxer (D-CA, 46% approval)
54) Susan Collins (R-ME, 46% approval)
55) Rand Paul (R-KY, 45% approval)
56) Rob Portman (R-OH, 45% approval)
57) Lamar Alexander (R-TN, 41% approval)
58) Harry Reid (D-NV, 40% approval)
59) Tom Carper (D-DE, 38% approval)
60) Dean Heller (R-NV, 37% approval)
61) Tim Scott (R-SC, 32% approval)
62) Tom Coburn (R-OK, 31% approval)
63) Jeff Flake (R-AZ, 30% approval)
64) Chuck Schumer (D-NY, 30% approval)
65) Orrin Hatch (R-UT, 29% approval)
66) Pat Toomey (R-PA, 28% approval)
67) Mike Lee (R-UT, 28% approval)
68) John Barrasso (R-WY, 28% approval)
69) Bob Corker (R-TN, 27% approval)
70) Ron Johnson (R-WI, 27% approval)
71) Johnny Isakson (R-GA, 26% approval)
72) Mike Enzi (R-WY, 26% approval)
73) John McCain (R-AZ, 25% approval)
74) Chuck Grassley (R-IA, 25% approval)
75) Lindsey Graham (R-SC, 25% approval)
76) John Thune (R-SD, 25% approval)
77) Dan Coats (R-IN, 24% approval)
78) Mike Johanns (R-NE, 24% approval)
79) Richard Burr (R-NC, 24% approval)
80) Mark Pryor (D-AR, 23% approval)
81) Marco Rubio (R-FL, 22% approval)
82) Bob Menendez (D-NJ, 22% approval)
83) John Boozman (R-AR, 21% approval)
84) Ted Cruz (R-TX, 21% approval)
85) Dianne Feinstein (D-CA, 20% approval)
86) Kelly Ayotte (R-NH, 20% approval)
87) Jim Risch (R-ID, 19% approval)
88) Roger Wicker (R-MS, 18% approval)
89) Mike Crapo (R-ID, 15% approval)
90) Pat Roberts (R-KS, 15% approval)
91) Roy Blunt (R-MO, 14% approval)
92) Deb Fischer (R-NE, 14% approval)
93) John Cornyn (R-TX, 14% approval)
94) Jerry Moran (R-KS, 13% approval)
95) Saxby Chambliss (R-GA, 11% approval)
96) Richard Shelby (R-AL, 9% approval)
97) Mitch McConnell (R-KY, 9% approval)
98) David Vitter (R-LA, 9% approval)
99) Jeff Sessions (R-AL, 8% approval)
100) Jim Inhofe (R-OK, 3% approval)

Map is the average of both percentages:

[Antonio the Sixth]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

[SNJ1985]

It's a travesty miracle that Bernie didn't get >90%.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

odd that Johanns is in the bottom half of Republicans.

[Maxwell]

Does Atlas REALLY like Thad Cochran? Or do you all just like Republicans who get challenged in a primary and move to left instead of the right?

[moderatevoter]

Does Atlas REALLY like Thad Cochran? Or do you all just like Republicans who get challenged in a primary and move to left instead of the right?

I've always felt a lot of people here have seen him as "as good as you get from Mississippi."

[Grumpier Than Thou]

What did Tom Carper do to ya'll?

[Rockefeller GOP]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

This forum may tilt left, but what blue avatar did you think was going to vote for him?  He's a socialist...

[SWE]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

This forum may tilt left, but what blue avatar did you think was going to vote for him?  He's a socialist...

Sanchez

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Surprised Rand isn't at 80

You're aware what forum you're on, right?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Kind of interesting that the Atlas has a more favorable view of Rob Portman than Andrew Cuomo.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

This forum may tilt left, but what blue avatar did you think was going to vote for him?  He's a socialist...

Sanchez

I'd vote for Sanders. The ideas that he has that I disagree with the most would either be blocked or molded into a grand compromise, and his views on civil liberties, foreign policy, and most social issues are great. Plus Sanders doesn't have that egregious personality that Feingold (who I despise) has.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

This forum may tilt left, but what blue avatar did you think was going to vote for him?  He's a socialist...

Sanchez

I'd vote for Sanders. The ideas that he has that I disagree with the most would either be blocked or molded into a grand compromise, and his views on civil liberties, foreign policy, and most social issues are great. Plus Sanders doesn't have that egregious personality that Feingold (who I despise) has.

How is Feingold's personality egregious? 

[Antonio the Sixth]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

This forum may tilt left, but what blue avatar did you think was going to vote for him?  He's a socialist...

From what I remember on past polls, there are many republicans on here who have a lot of respect for Sanders' principled stances even though they disagree with them.

[Gass3268]

Crazy that half of the Senate is either positive/even with the other half in the negatives.

[Del Tachi]

What did Tom Carper do to ya'll?

Apparently he's not nearly as liberal as he should be

[SWE]

According to progressive punch, Carper is the sixth most conservative Democrat in the Senate. And I'm assuming Democrats are going to be a lot less willing to cut him some slack than they would for someone like Landrieu or Manchin, since he represents a Safe D seat.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

It's a travesty that Bernie didn't get >90%.

This forum may tilt left, but what blue avatar did you think was going to vote for him?  He's a socialist...

Sanchez

I'd vote for Sanders. The ideas that he has that I disagree with the most would either be blocked or molded into a grand compromise, and his views on civil liberties, foreign policy, and most social issues are great. Plus Sanders doesn't have that egregious personality that Feingold (who I despise) has.

How is Feingold's personality egregious? 

If anything Feingold has a far more likable personality than Sanders.