As her week of Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings draw to an end, Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has received a bounce in the polls.

Rasmussen Reports national telephone polling conducted Wednesday and Thursday night shows that 44% favor Sotomayor's confirmation while 37% are opposed. That’s a big bounce from yesterday when just 37% favored her confirmation.

Tracking data has been reported all week on a two-day rolling average basis. Looking back on the individual nights of polling, Monday was a good night for Sotomayor following the opening day of the hearings. Polling on Tuesday was much less favorable for the nominee. The past two nights have been better for her.

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Every night this week found nearly that nine-out-of-10 voters expected Sotomayor to be confirmed and 87% hold that view now.

Forty-five percent (45%) hold a favorable opinion of Sotomayor while 46% hold an unfavorable view.

Forty-nine percent (49%) of voters believe Sotomayor, President Obama's first nominee for the Supreme Court, is politically liberal while 31% say she's moderate.

Democrats strongly support her while Republicans are strongly opposed. Those not affiliated with either major party are evenly divided.

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