Re: Biden's third-year job approval worst since Carter: Gallup

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President Biden’s average job approval rating during his third year
in office was the lowest of any U.S. president since President
Carter, according to a Gallup survey published Thursday.

During Biden’s third year — which extended from Jan. 20, 2023, to
Jan. 19, 2024 — he had an average job approval rating of 39.8
percent in Gallup polls.

Biden, whose current job approval rating is 41 percent, fared the
worst in polls of all presidents’ ratings since Carter, whose
third-year polling average was 37.4 percent and who lost his
reelection campaign. Carter’s third year in office included some
historic low points, including the Iran hostage crisis, soaring gas
prices and double-digit inflation.

Biden fared worse in his third year than former President Trump,
whose average job approval in his third year was 42 percent.

In Biden’s first two years in office, his average approval was
higher than Trump’s. Biden’s average approval was 48.9 percent in
his first year and 41 percent in his second year.

In recent years, presidents have seen less fluctuation in their
approval ratings as the political environment has gotten more
polarized. Democrats usually approve of their party’s president and
disapprove of a Republican president; the same is true in reverse.

The Gallup analysis makes this trend clear. During the average
third-year job approval ratings of presidents since President
Eisenhower, the average party gap was largest during Trump’s third
year (82 points) and then during Biden’s third year (78 points).

Since Gallup began tracking approval ratings in the 1950s, Biden had
the highest average third-year approval among Democrats, at 83
percent, and the lowest on record among Republicans, at 5 percent.

Trump’s third-year average approval among Republicans was tied with
President George H.W. Bush, at 89 percent, second to only
Eisenhower, whose average GOP approval was at 91 percent. Trump’s
average third-year approval among Democrats, however, similarly hit
new lows, at 7 percent.

In The Hill/Decision Desk HQ’s national polling average of
hypothetical Biden-Trump match-ups in 2024, Trump leads by 2.2
points with 43.8 percent support followed by Biden’s 41.6 percent
support.

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/4430328-bidens-third-
year-job-approval-worst-since-carter-gallup/