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Polling data shows Mark Zuckerberg is disliked across party lines

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A UMass Lowell Center for Public Opinion dataset, highlighted by a Reddit user following Dolly Parton's death, shows Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg holds just 8 percent favorability among Democrats and 13 percent among Republicans. That places him near Vladimir Putin in overall unpopularity, despite Zuckerberg's recent efforts to align himself politically with Donald Trump.

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While most public figures split opinion along partisan lines, Zuckerberg's near-universal unpopularity suggests his reputation problem transcends politics, likely tied to broader public distrust of Meta and social media's societal impact. It underscores how difficult it may be for tech leaders to rehabilitate their image through political maneuvering alone.

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Source: futurism.com — Frank Landymore, 2026-08-28

Published there as: “Data Shows That Mark Zuckerberg Is the Anti-Dolly Parton: Instead of Being Loved by Everybody Across the Political Spectrum, Pretty Much Everybody Despises, Him Regardless of Their Beliefs”

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