SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
Brooke Rollins
33% approve · updated on every vote · 3 votes
1 support · 2 oppose
About Brooke Rollins
Brooke Leslie Rollins is from Glen Rose, Texas, a small agricultural community in the American heartland. She grew up working summers on her family’s farm in Minnesota, barrel racing, and raising livestock for 4-H and Future Farmers of America. She proudly served as a Texas State FFA Officer and worked for the National FFA Organization. Rollins most recently served as the Founder, President and CEO of the America First Policy Institute. Prior to that, she was Director of the Domestic Policy Council and Assistant to the President for Strategic Initiatives in the last White House under President Donald Trump. In these roles, she helped lead the transformational domestic policy agenda of the Trump Administration, enacting the President’s vision and leading to historic achievements for the American people. Rollins graduated with honors from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in agricultural development and was the first woman in university history to be elected student-body president. After earning her Juris Doctor with honors at the University of Texas School of Law, she served as Governor Rick Perry’s policy director before building and leading the Texas Public Policy Foundation for fifteen years. Rollins and her husband, Mark, reside in Fort Worth, Texas, with their four children.
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Understanding Brooke Rollins's Approval Rating
On USApprate, Brooke Rollins, Secretary of Agriculture currently holds a community approval rating of 33.3% for 2026, drawn from 3 visitor votes (1 support, 2 oppose). This grassroots score reflects how site visitors feel about Brooke Rollins right now, and it is recalculated the moment a new vote is cast.
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How is Brooke Rollins's approval rating calculated?
Brooke Rollins's approval rating reflects the percentage of USApprate visitors who voted "Support" out of everyone who voted on their performance. As of 2026, Brooke Rollins holds a 33.3% community approval rating based on 3 votes. Votes update the rating instantly and are capped at one per visitor.
What does Brooke Rollins do as Secretary of Agriculture?
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