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Timothy M. Donahue

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Past Approval Ratings:

Apr: 73%

May:  77%

June: 80%

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Apr: 59%

May:  62%

June: 72%

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Apr: 43%

May:  36%

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June: 38%

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Apr: 33%

May:  15%

June: 14%

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