Nobody Likes Stephen Miller. The Numbers Finally Prove It.
An internal Race to the White House polling average puts Stephen Miller at the bottom of a 27-name list of U.S. political figures — dead last among voters with an opinion.
WASHINGTON — There is a man in the West Wing who has no constituency, no caucus, no state, no voters — and yet he runs American immigration policy the way a landlord runs a building nobody thinks he should own.
His name is Stephen Miller. And as of this week, the numbers are in.
A new Race to the White House internal polling average covering 27 of the most recognizable political figures in the United States, found that Miller sits dead last. Not near the bottom. Not in a cluster. Last.
Among voters who have formed an opinion about him — and 57% of Americans have — 68% view him unfavorably. That is a net favorability of negative 36 points, the worst mark on a list that includes Donald Trump, JD Vance, Pete Hegseth, and Pam Bondi.
He beat them all. Going the wrong way.