Gov. Tom Wolf’s approval ratings have dipped slightly since June, though he still holds favor with women, Democrats, and Independents.

Results from a Quinnipiac University poll released on Tuesday show that 45% of PA voters approve of Wolf’s performance as Governor, down from 47% two months ago. His 39% disapproval rating shows a more significant increase from June, when the figure stood at 32%.

Keeping with recent trends there was a wide gender gap concerning Wolf’s numbers. He polled well among female voters, who were split 46-33 in their approval. Men were more likely to be critical of Gov. Wolf, though, as his rating was actually underwater by a slim 43-45 margin.

The results were most polarized along party lines. 70% of Democrats gave Wolf their approval, compared with just 17% of Republicans. The results also revealed that the Governor still has decent support from Independents, who were split 46-34 in his favor.

His numbers across age demographics was nearly uniform, with his approval standing at 45% from voters 18-25, 44% from those aged 35-49, and 46% from those 50-65 and those 65 and older.

Overall, while Governor Wolf’s numbers aren’t spectacular, the fact that so far he hasn’t taken a hit given the stalemate in Harrisburg is a good sign.

The poll conducted by Quinnipiac University between Aug. 7-18 surveyed 1,085 PA voters on land lines and cell phones. The margin of error for the poll was 3%.