According to the findings of a new survey that was made public on Wednesday, the approval rating of President Joe Biden has reached its lowest point since he assumed office in 2021.
According to the results of a national survey conducted by the Marquette Law School Poll, President Joe Biden’s approval rating fell to 34 percent in December.
This is a decline of four points from October, when it stood at 38 percent. This comes just over a month before he is scheduled to leave the White House.
Since October, when it stood at 62 percent, the president’s disapproval rating has increased by 4 points, reaching 66 percent this month.
In every single one of the nationwide surveys conducted by the Marquette Law School Poll since September of the previous year, Biden’s approval rating has been lower than forty percent, according to the pollster.
The highest approval rating that Biden ever received was in July of 2021, when he received 58 percent of the vote.
Additionally, the favorability of the current commander-in-chief has decreased by two points in comparison to October, and it now stands at 37 percent as of December 2024.
In July 2022, his favorability rating registered at its lowest point of 34 percent, while in November 2021, it reached its greatest point of 45 percent.
While serving in the Oval Office, Biden has been subjected to low approval ratings throughout his time there.
In the wake of his withdrawal from the presidential election in 2024, President Joe Biden’s popularity rating dropped to 36 percent in a study conducted by Gallup.
In a poll conducted by Gallup in February, the percentage was 38 percent.
Between the dates of December 2nd and December 11th, the Marquette Law School polled a total of 1,063 individuals from across the United States. The margin of error was +/- 3.6 percentage points.
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