Biden approval jumps to 44%, highest rate in 1 year

Positive ratings of the government rose in polls released in August; Rejection 53%

President’s approval America, Joe BidenThat rose to 44% in August, according to a Gallup poll released this Thursday (25 Aug 2022). The ratio is the highest in 1 year. Here it is Just like that (383 KB – in English).

The poll shows that 53% of Americans disapprove of Biden’s job performance White House.

As of August 2021, government approval has reached 49%. Since September, disapproval of Biden has outweighed support for his work in the White House.

In July, the President of the United States was Low mandate approval. A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed 36% of Americans give the Biden administration a positive rating.

The lower rate came with the biggest rise in US inflation in 40 years. CPI (Consumer Price Index) It reached 9.1 percent in June.

However, recent Biden administration polls suggest the US president is gaining popularity again.

On August 9, the administration of the President of the United States 40% approved. A survey published by Morning Consult on Wednesday (24.aug) shows that 43% of Americans support Biden’s job.

The increase in the US President’s popularity indicates that the government’s recent successes are well received by the public. Congress A collection of North American $430 billion (R$ 2.2 trillion at this Thursday’s price) to combat the climate crisis.

Biden’s endorsement growth also coincides with:

The survey, released Thursday, surveyed 1,006 North Americans age 18 or older. Interviews were conducted over telephone from August 1 to August 23. The margin of error is 4 percentage points.

The inspection also includes a visit by the Chairman of the Assembly. Nancy Pelosi, to the island of Taiwan. travel Not encouraged by the White House And US relations with China worsened.

This is also the FBI felt A warrant Search and Seizure An alleged Republican hearing on Monday (August 8) at former President Donald Trump’s mansion in Mar-a-Lago, Florida. He took boxes of documents from the White House Property after his tenure.