President JoeBiden's polling continues its downward spiral, matching the lowest approval rating of his administration this week, just seven months before the 2022 midterm elections.
And the White House's inability to stem Biden's bloodletting will have down-ballot implications for Democrats in November, potentially kneecapping the president during the second half of his term.Only one-third of adults approve of Biden, according to Quinnipiac University. A majority, 54%, of respondents disapproved of him. Another 13% did not have an opinion of the president more than a year after his inauguration.
Arrighi's House Republican counterpart, Mike Berg, similarly alluded to the Democratic strategist who advised the party to brace for a"biblical disaster" this midterm cycle. Berg said the operative was"on to something." Quinnipiac has repeatedly found Biden's job approval to be below 40% among registered voters since November. But even though it is the least flattering of the president, the poll is not an outlier. During the same time frame, ABC/Washington Post, Harvard University-Harris Insights & Analytics, Marist College, Monmouth University, and Suffolk University/USA Today researchers have yielded similar results.
Biden is aware of the political reality right now, according to White House press secretary Jen Psaki. That includes the Ukraine war, which she said is"dominating the airwaves," and a pandemic-upended economy. As part of the administration's efforts to influence public opinion, Biden will keep hosting events focused on the economy, Psaki added.
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