48% Say District Rulings Should Apply To Their Own Region

Publication Date: 06/27/2025 5:13 PM CST

48% Say District Rulings Should Apply To Their Own Region

Publication: 06/27/2025 5:13 PM CST

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In the wake of the Supreme Court's recent ruling on President Trump's Mail-in Ballot executive order, it's worth looking at a survey from last year.

Forty-eight percent (48%) of voters think a regional judges' rulings should apply only to their own region. A Napolitan News survey finds that 36% believe they should apply to the whole nation while 17% are not sure.

A majority (55%) of Democrats say regional judges' rulings SHOULD apply to the whole nation, while 31% disagree. On the other hand, 68% of Republicans say regional rulings should only apply to that region. The group must likely to believe regional rulings should apply to the whole nation are government employees, who hold that view by a margin of 63% to 24%.

At the same time, a month ago, 42% thought district judges had not gone far enough in blocking President Trump's orders.

See more voter attitudes regarding SCOTUS here.