The little loved US Congress is now less popular than cockroaches and lice, a survey found. PHOTO: FILE
The Public Policy Polling survey of 830 Americans from January 3-6 revealed that Congress had hit new lows in the eyes of the same US voters who sent representatives to work there.
The legislative body proved less popular than traffic jams, Donald Trump, France, lice, Genghis Khan, cockroaches and used car dealers, the poll found.
Just nine per cent of those surveyed had a favourable opinion of Congress.
"We all know Congress is unpopular," said Dean Debnam, president of Public Policy Polling.
"But the fact that voters like it less than cockroaches... really shows how far its esteem has fallen with the American public over the last few weeks."
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