Poll: Biden’s efforts to promote ‘Bidenomics’ face challenges in boosting economic approval.
President Joe Biden Struggles to Convince Voters on Economy
In his quest to win over the public on his economic policies, President Joe Biden has coined the term “Bidenomics,” drawing inspiration from President Ronald Reagan’s ”Reaganomics.” However, unlike Reagan’s trickle-down approach, Biden is determined to build the economy from the ground up and the middle out.
Despite these efforts, a recent Associated Press-NORC poll reveals that only 36% of adults approve of Biden’s handling of the economy, lower than the 42% who approve of his overall performance. These numbers have remained relatively stagnant, despite the administration’s attempts to highlight economic improvements.
Among Democrats, the approval rating for Biden’s economic policies is higher at 65%, but it still falls short compared to the 76% who approve of his overall job performance.
Furthermore, only 34% of adults believe the economy is in a good state. This perception is crucial as voters consider the economy to be the most critical issue in the upcoming 2024 election.
To convince voters that he is the better choice for handling the economy compared to former President Donald Trump, Biden’s campaign has been targeting Trump’s failed manufacturing deal in Wisconsin. The deal, which promised 13,000 jobs, ultimately fell through.
“Wisconsinites remember when Donald Trump promised 13,000 manufacturing jobs and a new Foxconn plant to their state. They also remember when that never happened,” said Biden campaign spokesman Kevin Munoz.
Democrats in Wisconsin are also highlighting the significant downsizing by Foxconn in the state. Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chairman Ben Wikler emphasized the contrast between the failures of the Trump-Walker era and the job growth and record low unemployment numbers under the Biden-Harris and Governor Tony Evers administrations.
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