A recent poll indicates a stagnant approval rating for President Joe Biden. There is also a growing disenchantment regarding Vice President Kamala Harris with the 2024 elections on the horizon. According to fresh data, a little more than half of the voter population isn't too pleased with President Biden's execution of his responsibilities, as highlighted in a survey conducted by Emerson College.

The recently revealed poll displayed a 2% increase from the previous month in voter disapproval of Biden's presidential performance, standing at 51%. However, his approval rating remains unchanged from April at a steadying 41%, suggesting a faction of steadfast support despite the growing dissatisfaction.

An interesting observation from the poll is Biden's undeniable popularity among Democratic primary voters. Here, the president enjoys a striking 73% of the vote - a score that dwarfs those of his potential Democratic rivals in the forthcoming primary elections.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., one potential challenger, barely registers with Democratic voters, securing a mere 15% approval. Marianne Williamson, another possible contender, can count on only 3% of the votes from the Democratic primaries, according to this data.

A recent poll indicates a stagnant approval rating for President Joe Biden. There is also a growing disenchantment regarding Vice President Kamala Harris with the 2024 elections on the horizon. According to fresh data, a little more than half of the voter population isn't too pleased with President Biden's execution of his responsibilities, as highlighted in a survey conducted by Emerson College.
The recently revealed poll displayed a 2% increase from the previous month in voter disapproval of Biden's presidential performance, standing at 51%. However, his approval rating remains unchanged from April at a steadying 41%, suggesting a faction of steadfast support despite the growing dissatisfaction.
An interesting observation from the poll is Biden's undeniable popularity among Democratic primary voters. Here, the president enjoys a striking 73% of the vote - a score that dwarfs those of his potential Democratic rivals in the forthcoming primary elections.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., one potential challenger, barely registers with Democratic voters, securing a mere 15% approval. Marianne Williamson, another possible contender, can count on only 3% of the votes from the Democratic primaries, according to this data.

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