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Biden Approval Rating Hits New Low Point – Average Of Major Polls Hits Uncharted Territory

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President Biden’s approval rating achieved a new lowlight with a Real Clear Politics average of all the most recent national surveys showing him drop below 40 percent.

The average of the polling data shows the President’s approval rating at 39.8 percent.

The average 54.4 percent disapprove now of Biden’s job.

These news come as President Trump has been struggling with several domestic crises such as soaring inflation and high gas prices.

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Biden’s Approval Rating

Across the board, the President’s numbers in the Real Clear Politics average are a devastating warning sign for Democrats in the upcoming midterms. His approval rating has dropped to the lowest point that one can see.

On the topic most Americans find themselves concerned with these days – the economy – only 38.3 percent approve while 56.3 percent disapprove.

It would seem the White House spin that the administration is ‘creating’ jobs at record rates is falling on deaf ears, especially when Americans on a daily basis are paying higher prices for gas to use their vehicles to get to a grocery store at which they will pay higher prices.

Delving further into the numbers we see that President Biden’s approval rating is worse when it comes to foreign policy (37.2 percent approve to 53.0 percent disapprove) and slightly better but still well underwater when it comes to handling a pandemic which he promised to shut down (43.6 percent approve to 52.0 percent disapprove).

The Real Clear Politics survey shows that only 27% of Americans believe we’re moving in the right direction.

65.1 percent believe we’re on the wrong track.

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Plunging Numbers

Exactly one year ago today, Biden’s approval rating in the Real Clear Politics average was nearly a reversal of the number he’s seeing today.

His approval was at 54.4 percent and 36.6 percent respectively on February 10th 2021. It is at +17.5%, or -14.6%).

A 32.1 percent freefall in just one year’s time.

With headlines like these, it’s hard to imagine why Americans just don’t appreciate President Biden more than they do.

 

This is not to be forgotten. Average of all major polls, so the White House and Jen Psaki can’t attempt to spin this as an outlier as they have in the past.

Based on the implications of these poll numbers not only for 2024’s presidential election, but also the immediate upcoming midterms, they have to be terrifying.

“In our increasingly polarized and nationalized politics, the single most determinative factor in midterm outcomes is the president’s job approval,” writes Sean Trende, senior elections analyst at Real Clear Politics.

“With both the House and the Senate very narrowly split between the two parties, entering the 2022 elections with a president whose job approval at this level carries catastrophic implications for the Democrats,” he adds.