A recent poll indicates that Joe Biden's disapproval rating has reached a new level.
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The president's disapproval rating is 47%, but when "double haters"—those who detest Trump as well—are taken into consideration, the results are less clear.
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According to a survey released on Saturday, there is strong voter disapproval of Joe Biden's job performance, reaching 47%, the most negative polling percentage at any point during his presidency.
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According to a poll done by Siena College on behalf of the New York Times, Biden is now trailing likely Republican nominee Donald Trump among registered voters nationwide, 43% to 48%.
According to the report, only 24% of respondents believe that the According to the study, 63% of the two thirds of Americans who believe the country is going in the wrong direction said they would vote for Trump.
These findings, which were obtained at the end of February, are relevant since the Biden reelection campaign is trying to refute voter concerns regarding the Democrat's age, mental capacity, and approach to foreign and economic policy. According to the study, the majority of people believe that the economy is doing poorly.
The most recent study reveals the extent of voters' discontent with the president. Biden was found to be behind Trump in a number of crucial states last week, including Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada, and Wisconsin, according to a Bloomberg News poll.
In the Bloomberg survey, several participants expressed worries about Biden's advanced age, a sizable portion said that Trump posed a threat, and it was claimed that there are a sizable number of "double haters," as pollsters refer to individuals who support neither candidate.
The Times poll conducted on Saturday mostly confirmed those results. Trump fared better, receiving a 44% favourable rating, while Biden had a 38% approval rating.
Of the voters, 19% said they disapproved of both candidates; however, Biden is slightly less despised than Trump, with a 7% difference between the two. The Times claims that this spread is important since it has resulted in the last two presidential elections going to the candidate who is least despised by "double haters."
These results might support what pollsters for Democrats and Republicans inferred from the most recent primary elections.
The percentage of South Carolina primary voters who supported Republican candidate Nikki Haley but declared they would never vote for Trump is seen to be indicative of the margin that will guarantee Trump's loss to Biden in November.
However, the New York Times survey offers a number of caution signs for the Biden campaign, including indications that the coalition of female, Black, and Latino voters inside the Democratic party is beginning to erode.
Biden is only just ahead of Trump among working-class, non-college educated voters of colour, 47% to 41%, according to the poll. Four years prior, Biden was leading by fifty points.
Trump said last week that his legal issues have helped him gain support among Black.
He said, "I got indicted for nothing, for something that is nothing," during the South Carolina Black Conservative Federation dinner. "Many people said that the reason Black people like me is because they have experienced such severe discrimination and hurt, and they truly believed that I am the target of discrimination."
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