Nearly three-in-10 US adults approve of the job that Congress is doing, representing a 12-percentage-point spike since January, according to Gallup polling taken earlier this month.

Republican voters’ approval of Congress has reached a 20-year high, according to a new Gallup survey. The poll, taken from Feb. 3-16, found that Republicans gave Congress a 53% approval rating, the highest since 2005,

A new poll revealed a contrast in approval ratings of Congress, with Republicans reaching a record high and Democrats plummeting to their lowest level yet.

Congressional job approval among Americans shot up in the weeks since President Trump took office to the highest marks in nearly four years, according to a February Gallup survey, a change driven largely by Republican respondents.