This Monday, President Joe Biden’s popularity hit an all-time low.
The latest data from FiveThirtyEight shows his approval rating has plummeted to just 37.4%. As the election looms, this could be a game-changer for his campaign.
Losing Ground with Non White Voters
It’s not just overall numbers; Biden is seeing a notable drop in support among nonwhite voters.
Additionally, his administration’s handling of recent international events has not gone unnoticed, drawing sharp criticism from progressive circles.
Afghanistan Aftermath
Remember the messy exit from Afghanistan? Well, Biden’s approval took a nosedive post-withdrawal and hasn’t seen better days since.
Last summer, when gas prices soared, his ratings felt the burn too.
Trump’s Rating Takes a Tiny Bump
While Biden struggles, Trump’s favorability is actually climbing.
Since leaving office post-Capitol riot, his rating went up to 41.6%.
Unpopularity Across the Board
Today’s political climate is fiercely divided, with both current and former presidents wrestling with low public approval.
Historical data confirms, they are among the least popular leaders in modern American history.
Biden’s Uphill Battle for Re-election
Biden’s alarmingly low approval ratings signal a tough road ahead as November elections approach.
History suggests that such dismal numbers could spell trouble for his chances of staying in office.
Comparisons with Obama
History has seen leaders like Obama win re-election despite low approval rates, but these instances are rare.
Biden’s current standing paints a challenging picture, reminiscent of other presidents who faced similar struggles.
Trump Before the 2020 Election
Even Trump faced unfavorable approval ratings before the 2020 elections, with Gallup placing him at 46.8%.
With these odds, Biden emerged victorious then. Can history repeat itself?
Biden Ramps Up Campaign Efforts
With stakes high, Biden is not sitting back.
His campaign is gaining momentum with increased public engagements and strategic moves, including scheduling an unusually early debate.
Anticipation Builds for the Debate
Set your calendars for June 27—the CNN-hosted debate could be a pivotal moment for Biden.
This is his chance to reclaim some ground and reshape public perception.
Trump Faces Legal Hurdles
Meanwhile, Trump is dealing with significant legal battles, being the first former president convicted of a felony.
This adds a complex layer to his political comeback.
Eyes on the Election
As the election draws nearer, all eyes are on Biden and Trump, navigating through one of the most partisan eras in recent history.
The upcoming months are crucial for both, as they attempt to sway a divided electorate.
