None of that is particularly great for House Republicans, but wait—there's more. When Navigator moves away from generic comparisons between the parties and actually names individual lawmakers from voters' districts, things really fall apart for the GOP. Named Democratic lawmakers score a net-positive favorable rating from their constituents (41% favorable to 34% unfavorable) while named Republican lawmakers are 4 points underwater (36% favorable to 40% unfavorable). In job approval ratings, named Democrats outperform named Republicans at net +5 points (40% positive to 35% negative) versus net -6 points (33% positive to 39% negative).