President Obama’s approval rating has reached its highest point since his reelection, striking 54 percent in a new survey.

Democracy Corps pollster Stanley Greenberg revealed Friday that Obama’s surge has happened since last September. The last time Obama was a 54 percent approval was in early 2013.

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The good news for Obama is that unlike former President George W. Bush, Obama looks like he is sailing through his final year in a good position, one that might even help in his bid to win a new justice on the Supreme Court.

Greenberg noted in reviewing his poll done for Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund that the GOP brand is nearly at an all-time low.

The poll also noted that Obama’s rise comes even though every single group believes that the nation is on the wrong track.

Paul Bedard, the Washington Examiner’s “Washington Secrets” columnist, can be contacted at [email protected]