Support for Joe Biden comes down
It was also found in the SSRS poll that 61% of registered voters who were questioned, said that Biden failed as a president, compared to 57% in January. Only 39% said the president had been successful. About 17% of those polled said they don’t like Biden or Trump.
Was Trump a successful president?
CNN said in its report that 92% of Republicans thought Trump’s time in office was a success while 73% of Democrats said Biden’s had been a success so far. Among independents, 51% say Trump’s presidency was successful while only 37% see Biden’s as a success.
The channel reported that those who participated in the polls gave Biden particularly low scores on the economy and inflation, with 34% and 29% ratings, respectively. They are among 62% of those who say the economy is “deeply important” leaning for Trump.
Immigration, and crime important issues
It also said in its report that 48% of people polled said they considered immigration, crime and gun policy as “extremely important” issues, with health care, abortion and Supreme Court nominations lagging.The Presidential Election will be held in November, Donald Trump has emerged as the sole Republican candidate to challenge Democrat Joe Biden. If convicted, Donald Trump could face four years in prison. He has pleaded not guilty and denied that he had physical relations with adult film star Stormy Daniels.
FAQs
How many voters support Donald Trump?
According to a survey conducted by SSRS, 49% of registered voters are in support of Donald Trump, and 43% favor President Joe Biden. The support for the present incumbent has come down from January when it registered 45% of voters in his favor.
How do people rate the presidency of Donald Trump and that of Joe Biden?
CNN said in its report that 92% of Republicans thought Trump’s time in office was a success while 73% of Democrats said Biden’s had been a success so far. Among independents, 51% say Trump’s presidency was successful while only 37% see Biden’s as a success.
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