People are warming up to Congress, but not to its leaders.

A Financial Dynamics Diageo/Hotline national survey of 800 registered voters March 26 to 29 found that 48 percent approved of the job Congressional Democrats were doing.

But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California was viewed favorably by only 32 percent, and unfavorably by 42 percent. Ten percent hadn't heard of her, and the rest had no opinion.

In the Senate, Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada was viewed favorably by 14 percent and unfavorably by 26 percent. Some 38 percent had not heard of the veteran senator.

Republicans fared worse. Thirty percent approved of the job congressional GOP members are doing, while 57 percent disapproved. Forty-three percent disapproved of the Democrats' performance.

The poll did not survey attitudes about GOP leaders, but recent surveys have shown they are virtually anonymous to most people.

A Newsweek/Princeton Survey Research Associates poll taken March 4 and 5 found 21 percent viewed House GOP leader John Boehner of Ohio favorably, while 23 percent saw Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell favorably. Unfavorable numbers were 17 percent for Boehner, 16 percent for McConnell. Forty-one percent had never heard of McConnell; 44 percent were unaware of Boehner. Some 1,203 adults were surveyed nationwide.

Read the latest poll.