[Daily Signal] A majority of voters say America is headed in the right direction. That has never happened in the nearly 20 years Rasmussen Reports has been posing the question.
A Rasmussen survey taken May 18-May 22 and released Sunday said 48% of Americans say the country is headed in the "right direction," while 47% say the U.S. is on the "wrong track." Five percent are "Not Sure."
Rasmussen’s Mark Mitchell put the numbers in context, saying, "In 20 years, the % of people who say the U.S. is headed in the right direction has never been higher than today."
The pollster began conducting its right track-wrong track surveys in 2006.
The sharp-eyed and those critical of the administration were quick to note that, technically, 48% is not a majority. For that, you’d need 50%. Indeed, search "Rasmussen Right Direction" on X and you’ll find a run of people quoting Grok saying that same thing.
However, Rasmussen posted an update Tuesday morning. "Rolling average of last night and prior 4-nights" hit the "unchartered territory" of 50%. 
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