Pak Sahafat – A new US poll shows that 47% of Americans consider their economy to be very weak, and as the Ukraine war continues and inflation in the United States continues, satisfaction with President Joe Biden‘s performance has declined.
According to Pak Sahafat News agency, a new CNBC poll shows that 47 percent of people say the economy is very weak, while another 57 percent say the United States will face a recession next year.
As the war in Ukraine continues and inflation in the United States continues, the percentage of approval of US President Biden’s performance in the latest CNBC poll has dropped, according to News Max.
38% of Americans approve of Biden’s performance and 53% do not approve of him.
Also in the field of economics, 38% of Americans approve of Biden’s performance and 60% do not approve of his economic policies.
Jay Campbell, who conducted the survey, says Biden’s biggest problem is that inflation affects everyone, regardless of political affiliation.
He continued: “The cost of living has affected all issues, including the corona.” Inflation is now a major issue for Democrats, Republicans and independents alike.
The poll also shows that the highest percentage of Americans since 2012, 47 percent, believe that the US economy is very weak, and 17 percent believe that the US economy is good.
Meanwhile, only 20 percent of Americans say their financial situation is improving. This is the lowest rate in the last eight years.
CNN, along with Democrat Joe Biden’s Democratic Government, released a report on Thursday evening in a four-point poll on Biden’s popularity and performance, showing that only 39 percent of Americans approve of his performance.
These figures do not differ much from the March average, which showed Biden 40% approval and 54% disapproval.
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In a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday, conditions are not good for Biden either. Only 33% of Americans and 35% of registered voters approve of his performance.
On the other hand, the percentage of people who fully approve of Biden’s performance as president is 18%, while more than double this number, ie 43% of people who are strongly dissatisfied with this performance.
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