The approval of the US President, Joe Bidenrose this week to its highest level since early June after a string of legislative victories, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll completed on Tuesday.
According to the two-day national poll, 40% of Americans approve of Biden’s work, a success rate that is historically low for a US president. USA.
But the current upward curve in Biden’s approval rating, with growth each of the past three weeks, could ease concern among his fellow Democrats that the party is about to take a beating in the midterm elections, in which Republicans are hoping. take control of Congress.
On Sunday, the US Senate passed a landmark bill to tackle climate change, lower drug prices and raise corporate taxes.
The Biden-backed measure, which is expected to pass the House, was a major legislative victory that Democrats hope will intensify voter enthusiasm for November.
Biden signed another key bill into law on Tuesday to provide subsidies for U.S. semiconductor production and step up efforts to make the U.S. more competitive with China in science and technology ventures.
According to Tuesday’s poll, 78% of respondents who identify as Democrats approve of Biden, up from 69% a month ago.
Only 12% of Republicans have approved Biden this week, a level that has been largely flat in recent weeks.
Biden’s overall approval rating had hit the lowest level of his term of 36% in May and has been below 50% since August last year, with Americans suffering from high inflation and an economy still scarred by the crisis. Covid-19.
Biden’s lowest approval ratings have rivaled those of his predecessor, Donald Trump, whose popularity reached 33% in December 2017.
The Reuters/Ipsos poll is conducted online in English across the country. The most recent poll gathered responses from 1,005 adults, 445 Democrats and 357 Republicans.
It has a credibility interval –a measure of accuracy– of percentage points.
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