About half of Americans approve President biden
Joe BidenBiden refuses the student loan forgiveness plan K Biden offers to help a woman get vaccine for a child with pre-existing illness. Optimistic US biden will be in ‘very different circumstances’ with the Christmas pandemic MOREjob performance of almost a month after his presidency, although Democrats and Republicans are deeply divided in their perceptions, according to a new survey by Quinnipiac University released on Wednesday.
The search, who questioned more than 1,000 American adults from February 11 to 14, found that overall, Biden currently has a positive job approval rating of 50 percent, compared with 38 percent who disapprove.
Biden’s approval rating has remained relatively unchanged since Quinnipiac’s first vote for his presidency launched earlier this month, which showed that about 49 percent of Americans approved of their job performance, compared with 36 percent who had a negative perception of the new administration.
Wednesday’s poll, which reported a margin of error of 3 percentage points, found that Democrats overwhelmingly support Biden’s performance, 91% to 2%, while Republicans disapprove of 82% to 11%.
Among respondents who were registered voters, Biden’s work approval is between 52% and 38%, which Quinnipiac noted is almost the reverse of the previous President Trump
Donald TrumpBiden: ‘I’m tired of talking about Trump’ Hacker claims to have stolen files from Trump-related law firm: WSJ Texas Governor faces criticism about how to deal with winter radioactive precipitation MOREit is at the same point in 2017, when the Republican had a negative job approval rate of 38% to 55%.
Quinnipiac University research analyst Tim Malloy said in a press release on the research findings that Biden’s approval numbers are “solid, but not particularly impressive”.
Malloy added, however, that “there may be some consolation in knowing that his predecessor spent four years in office without getting close to 50 percent.”
When it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, 58 percent of respondents said they approve of Biden’s efforts to fight the virus, with 48 percent approving his handling of the American economy, which suffered for months as companies were forced to shut down and fire workers during the pandemic.
Quinnipiac started voting on the same day Biden announced that the US had secured an additional 200 million doses coronavirus vaccine, adding that the country must have sufficient doses of Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech to inoculate all Americans by the end of July.
The government is also involved in ongoing negotiations with Congress over the $ 1.9 trillion president’s proposed aid package. Democratic leaders in Congress indicated that they are prepared to approve the account, called the American Rescue Plan, with or without Republican votes in the coming weeks.
However, Americans are mixed when it comes to government plans to reopen schools in the midst of the pandemic, with 42% approving and 38% indicating disapproval of Biden’s response.
Biden clarified Tuesday that your goal is to have most K-8 schools physically reopened five days a week at the end of his first 100 days in office. The statements were made after the White House press secretary Jen Psaki
Jen PsakiBiden refuses the student loan forgiveness plan K Biden says the goal is to reopen schools five days a week for the first 100 days. Biden officials measure priorities after coronavirus relief bill MORE said last week that Biden wants more than 50 percent of schools to have at least one day of face-to-face learning per week by the end of the first 100 days.