Approval rating

The new poll also indicated that Biden may be losing his grip over the independent voters who helped secure his win last November.

A new poll found 85 percent of Americans are concerned that supply chain problems will lead to shortages of basic items.

Only 6 percent of young adults said their approval has gone up a lot because of Biden's handling of issues like the economy and the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Polls show a dip in popularity for both the president and his party around a year out from the 2022 midterm elections.

Democrats' support for the president has dropped seven points as Joe Biden works through challenges connected to infrastructure and economic legislation.

Among Democrats, 60 percent of Americans said they approve of the president's handling of the issue, while just 6 percent of Republicans said they approved.

A recent Gallup poll found that the president's approval rating hit a new low in his eighth month in office.

For the first time, a majority of Americans—53 percent—disapproved of Biden's performance, according to Gallup.

The Democratic senator has seen a steady decline in approval among the state's voters since 2019, but remains popular.

The president's ratings have diminished of late amid criticism he has faced over the handling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

"Governance is tough, and he's the face of governance in the state right now," Jim Henson, executive director of the Texas Politics Project, said.

As COVID-19 cases rise, the number of Americans who support President Biden's response to the pandemic fell by 10 points since June.

Biden's approval rating is also underwater, with 51 percent of Americans disapproving of the president.

The president's approval rating now stands at just 44 percent despite most Americans favoring leaving Afghanistan.

The polling was widely discussed on social media, with the sponsorship of it coming under scrutiny from some.

The president has faced scrutiny over the situation in Afghanistan with questions raised over the U.S. military withdrawal.

The president has seen his rating dip of late, amid criticism over the unfolding situation in Afghanistan.

Morning Consult, which has regularly tracked Cuomo's approval rating, found that 38 percent of New Yorkers approved of the outgoing governor.

The president's overall approval has dipped below 50 percent, according to the new poll results.

Biden is substantially more popular than Trump was during the same period his presidency in 2017.

The president has been criticized for how he handled the drawdown, with the Taliban quickly seizing power in Kabul on Sunday.

The president is facing staunch criticism over the situation in Afghanistan, with the Taliban having moved into Kabul.

Harris' approval rating is close to how voters viewed Pence after his first six months under former President Donald Trump.

New polling reveals how the country feels about the vice president's job performance, and how her rating compares to the president's.

Sixty-four percent of Americans believe the fight against the pandemic is going well, compared to January's 35 percent.

An Ipsos poll has found that 59 percent of independent voters approve of the president's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Just 17 percent of Republicans and 59 percent of Democrats said they believe the country was going in the right direction.

Despite an "incredibly partisan" split among Americans, a 57 percent majority said they believe President Joe Biden is on the right track in his approach to foreign policy.

The Florida governor has been mentioned as a potential GOP candidate for president in 2024.

Fewer than half of Americans say they are even somewhat concerned they or a family member could be infected with the virus, the new poll shows.