Staff Reports
President Joe Biden is currently experiencing a significant decline in his approval ratings as he approaches the 2024 election. His ratings are among the lowest for any recent president at this stage in their presidency, indicating the challenges he faces.
In some polls, former President Donald Trump has taken the lead over Biden, particularly in five out of six crucial battleground states that Biden won in the previous election. This shift suggests a waning of support for Biden.
President Biden Job Approval
Approve 38% [-2]
Disapprove 55% [+3][Change vs September 26]
Biden's lowest approval rating by Morning Consult since June 2022
Morning Consult | n=45,000 | 10/25-31https://t.co/HyVa60H4b3
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 2, 2023
One of the prominent issues contributing to Biden's difficulties is his handling of the economy. Inflation and rising interest rates are affecting the middle class, impacting their financial stability. Many critics argue that Biden's economic policies, often referred to as "Bidenomics," have not been successful, which has likely contributed to his low approval ratings.
Another major challenge for Biden is the ongoing border crisis. Critics claim that his approach to the southern border has led to a humanitarian crisis and security concerns, leading to frustration among Americans.
Furthermore, Biden has faced criticism for his handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict. While some argue he should support Israel, there are divisions within his own party, with some members openly siding with Hamas. This division adds to the challenges he faces.
When looking at the current numbers, it appears that Biden may face a tough reelection campaign in 2024. However, it's essential to note that the political landscape can be unpredictable, as demonstrated by his own unlikely victory in the previous election. Politics remains an ever-changing and dynamic arena.
