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Most Biden voters believe the economy hasn’t improved: Poll.

Survey Reveals Mixed Views on Biden’s Economic Performance

According to ​a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, the economy has been a‍ point ⁢of contention among Americans who voted for President Joe Biden in 2020. Out of the surveyed group, a significant 64% ‍admitted that they have not seen any improvement in the‍ economy since then.

Concerns Over ​Economic Progress

The poll showed that 42% of​ Biden voters believed that the ‌economy ‌was “worse” ​than it was in 2020, while 24% felt it was “about the⁤ same.” Only a third of respondents reported​ that they⁣ believed the economy⁢ had gotten “better.”

This dissatisfaction has led to a loss of support for⁢ Biden, with 19% of ⁣his previous voters stating ⁢that ​they were unsure who to vote for or would prefer ⁣someone‌ other than Biden or former President Donald Trump. Additionally, 6%​ of voters switched their allegiance to Trump.

Approval Ratings and Support

Despite these concerns, a majority of Biden’s 2020 voters, 78%, still ⁤expressed their approval of his presidential performance. This is significantly higher than the overall⁢ approval rating of 40% among all respondents. ‌Another poll also indicated that Biden and‌ Trump⁤ are tied with 43% support each.‌ However, Gallup data shows that Biden’s approval rating has not ‌exceeded 42% ​since⁣ his third quarter in office.

Views on Economic Investment

When it comes to Biden’s administration investing in the economy, opinions were divided among the surveyed voters. 35% believed that ⁢the investment was “not enough,” while 53%‌ felt it was “about the right amount.” Only 3% thought that ⁤there was “too ⁣much” investment. Some respondents were ⁤unsure how to respond.

The survey, which⁢ included⁢ 2,009 respondents, has a margin⁢ of error of around 3%.

Biden is currently facing‌ competition from fellow ​Democratic candidates⁣ Robert F.⁢ Kennedy​ Jr., ‌an environmental lawyer, and⁢ author Marianne Williamson in his bid for‌ reelection in 2024. On the Republican side, there are thirteen candidates vying for the GOP Party’s nomination.

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