Pew: Just 37% say Obama’s legacy will be ‘successful’

Published January 22, 2016 3:17pm ET



Early indications of President Obama’s greatness aren’t good. A new Pew Research Center survey said that less than four in 10 believe he will have a successful legacy.

“When it comes to Obama’s long-term legacy, the public offers a mixed assessment. About as many say they think he will be a successful (37 percent) as unsuccessful (34 percent) president in the long run, while 26 percent say it is too early to tell,” said the poll analysis.

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