Something is happening with Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s approval ratings: the US president is catching up with electoral women, Trump is behind in his party.
WASHINGTON, DC – For a long time it seemed like nothing could dent Donald Trump’s popularity rating. Whatever happened, Trump was popular with the Republican electorate, but that could change. The approval rating of US President Joe Biden also appeared to have stabilized at a low level. But it’s getting better, at least among women. Two ongoing polls reveal new trends.
A survey of ABC news and the Washington Post According to Donald Trump, Donald Trump’s popularity has fallen sharply from his approval rating as a current presidential and Republican candidate in 2020. The poll, with a margin of error of 3.5%, finds that 47% of the Republican or Republican-leaning electorate wants Trump as the Republican presidential candidate in the 2024 US elections. 46 percent are against it. ABC news according to this it is a decrease of 20 percentage points compared to 2020.
Poll: 50 percent for Donald Trump’s impeachment
One further survey results, that if Donald Trump and Joe Biden were currently neck and neck, they would be pretty much even. Additionally, around 50% of respondents believe Donald Trump should be charged with a crime. A value that has hardly changed since the assault on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021.
For Joe Biden, his starting situation is improving. According to the average of the polls, the Five thirty determined, only about 43% are satisfied and 53% dissatisfied, but compared to its popularity low of about 37% at the end of July, there is an improvement.
Joe Biden: Supreme Court verdict causes approval rate to rise
Since July, Joe Biden has been recording second to Emerson College survey a 10 percentage point increase in popularity among female voters, from 39% to 49%. The start of growing female approval for the president coincided with the controversial Supreme Court ruling overturning federal abortion rights. As a result, the parliaments of several republican-ruled states have drastically restricted the right to abortion and even banned it altogether.
In the mid-term Democratic campaign, Joe Biden promised to enact a national abortion law. For this he needs two more Democratic senators following the mid-term elections. “The power to get things done is in the hands of the American people, especially the women out there,” said Joe Biden. “I don’t think MAGA Republicans have any idea of the power of American women. Let me tell you one thing: you’re about to find out.” (Johanna Soll)
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