Joe Biden’s approval rating has dropped to a new low of 35.1 percent in the latest Trafalgar Group poll, with 59.7 percent disapproving. Only 15 percent of respondents “strongly” approved of the job Biden is doing, while nearly 54 percent “strongly” disapproved.
The survey of 1079 likely election voters was conducted from June 20 to June 23, 2022.
Among Republicans, only 9.9 percent approved, and 86.2 percent disapproved.
Biden polled poorly with unaffiliated voters as well, garnering only 29.4 percent approval versus 65.7 percent disapproval.
Biden still enjoys majority support among Democrats with 69.7 percent approving of his job performance, and 23.4 percent disapproving.
In recent months, Biden’s approval numbers in the Trafalgar polls have wavered in the upper 30s to low 40s, with the exception of an outlier result May, in which he saw a bounce in approval to 48.3 percent.
His historically low approval numbers should surprise no one.
Biden’s term in office has been marked by a series of self-inflicted disasters and failures, including his botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, the ongoing COVID pandemic that he promised to end, out of control inflation, high gas prices, the border crisis, executive overreach, his increasingly authoritarian behavior, intentionally divisive policies, his declining mental state, and now the looming threat of a complete economic collapse.