The current head of state in America, President Joe Biden, shows the least popularity with the American public in nearly a decade and a half, according to survey data from ABC News and Ipsos. Standing at a mediocre approval rate of 33%, Biden's job performance approval has sunk to levels comparable with those associated with President George W. Bush during the period of 2006-2008. His disapproval rating, meanwhile, stands at a scathing 58%, compelling even staunch supporters to question his capabilities.

Such a trend towards general public disapproval could, ostensibly, fuel the ongoing investigative endeavors being pursued by the House Republicans. These concern allegations against Biden of using his public office for personal gains, an action leading many to murmur about impeachment. These negative approval figures seemingly serve to bolster these investigations.

The ABC/Ipsos poll widened its lens to include comparisons with the electoral landscape. Former President Donald Trump is regarded as the favorite amongst potential Republican candidates for the 2024 Presidential race, amassing an impressive 68% endorsement from respondents believing him to be the one with the highest likelihood of succeeding in the general elections.

When comparing the levels of support for Trump and Biden within the ranks of their respective parties, the former President gains an upper hand. Trump outpaces Biden, with a backing of 72% within conservative circles compared to Biden's 57% among Democrat voters. This tilt, the polling data discovered, aligns closely with numbers recorded last May where 75% of registered Republicans expressed contentment with Trump as the party's standard-bearer.

The current head of state in America, President Joe Biden, shows the least popularity with the American public in nearly a decade and a half, according to survey data from ABC News and Ipsos. Standing at a mediocre approval rate of 33%, Biden's job performance approval has sunk to levels comparable with those associated with President George W. Bush during the period of 2006-2008. His disapproval rating, meanwhile, stands at a scathing 58%, compelling even staunch supporters to question his capabilities.
Such a trend towards general public disapproval could, ostensibly, fuel the ongoing investigative endeavors being pursued by the House Republicans. These concern allegations against Biden of using his public office for personal gains, an action leading many to murmur about impeachment. These negative approval figures seemingly serve to bolster these investigations.
The ABC/Ipsos poll widened its lens to include comparisons with the electoral landscape. Former President Donald Trump is regarded as the favorite amongst potential Republican candidates for the 2024 Presidential race, amassing an impressive 68% endorsement from respondents believing him to be the one with the highest likelihood of succeeding in the general elections.
When comparing the levels of support for Trump and Biden within the ranks of their respective parties, the former President gains an upper hand. Trump outpaces Biden, with a backing of 72% within conservative circles compared to Biden's 57% among Democrat voters. This tilt, the polling data discovered, aligns closely with numbers recorded last May where 75% of registered Republicans expressed contentment with Trump as the party's standard-bearer.

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