Joe Biden’s approval rating has dropped once again to 37 per cent, a new Reuters survey has revealed, in a trend which will worry Democrats as November’s election creeps closer.
Despite leading the polls for Democratic nomination, Biden is in the midst of a long-term ratings slump – with polling showing a steady decline since this time last year.
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In fact, Biden only received net positive approval ratings from two demographics: Democrats, at 81 per cent, and Americans in the country’s Northeast, at 52 per cent.
Only five per cent of Republicans surveyed approved of the president’s performance, while GOP voters’ disapproval saw a near-record high of 93 per cent.
Democrats surveyed by Reuters also rated “extremism” as their top priority issue ahead of the economy and immigration, with Republicans placing this third.
Crucially, independent voters – on whom Biden may rely in battleground states – skewed towards disapproval of the president.
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Biden’s approval rating is the lowest on record since he polled at 36 per cent July 2022, and comes as the president faces a string of policy challenges – both foreign and domestic.
Americans were deeply disapproving of the Potus’ handling of immigration and the Israel-Hamas conflict, further polling by US analytics firm Gallup found.
