Poll: Obama No Longer Making It in Massachusetts

President Obama’s popularity has sunk to new lows even in liberal Massachusetts, as a disastrous health care law rollout and a series of scandals and blunders have soured voters in one of the bluest states in the nation, a new Suffolk University/Boston Herald poll reveals.

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Bay State voters, who provided Obama with one of his biggest wins in the 2012 election, are now evenly split over whether he’s doing a good job as commander in chief, according to the Suffolk/Herald poll.

Just 45 percent of 800 likely voters surveyed last week said they approved of Obama’s job performance, while 44 percent disapproved, a statistically insignificant margin, the new Suffolk/Herald poll shows.

Those dismal numbers represent the lowest approval rating of Obama’s presidency in a state that has always been one of his strongholds.

Just a little more than a year ago, a whopping 63 percent of Massachusetts voters were gushing over Obama’s job performance, while only 32 percent did not approve. Those numbers dropped to a 47-43 percent margin in June 2013.

Pollster David Paleologos, director of Suffolk University’s Political Research Center, said a slew of recent missteps and scandals have likely led to the president’s rapid slide.

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