US President Biden’s Approval Rating Reaches Highest Level Since March: Latest Reuters/Ipsos Poll

US President Biden’s approval rating has surged to 42%, reaching its highest level since March, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll. This positive rebound comes in contrast to the previous rating of 40% in August. It’s worth noting, however, that Biden’s approval has remained below 50% since August 2021. The online survey, conducted from August 8th to 10th, encompassed 1,029 adults.

Democratic support for Biden saw a slight upswing, with 80% of Democratic voters expressing their approval. In contrast, only 9% of Republicans stated their support for Biden, reflecting the deep partisan divide prevalent in US politics.

The economy remains a top concern among voters, with 23% of respondents considering it the most pressing issue for the United States. Additionally, around 13% highlighted “crime and corruption” as their primary concern.

In a remarkable development, US Republican House Speaker McCarthy announced his intention on the 12th to initiate a formal impeachment inquiry against President Biden. This move comes as a House committee investigates potential financial misconduct involving Biden and his family.

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According to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, US President Biden’s approval rating has rebounded to 42%, the highest level since March. Picture taken on the 11th in Vietnam (2023 Reuters/Evelyn Hockstein)

[ワシントン １２日 ロイター] – According to the latest Reuters / Ipsos poll, US President Biden’s approval rating has rebounded to 42%, the highest level since March.

In the August survey, it was 40%. However, Biden’s approval rating has been below 50% since August 2021.

The online survey was conducted between August 8th and 10th among 1,029 adults.

80% of Democratic voters expressed support for Biden, a slight increase from August. On the other hand, 91% of Republicans said they did not support it.

23% of respondents cited the economy as the “most important issue facing the United States,” indicating that it remains a top concern for voters. Around 13% of respondents said that “crime and corruption” was their biggest problem.

US Republican House Speaker McCarthy announced on the 12th that he would direct a House committee to launch a formal impeachment inquiry against President Biden. A House committee is investigating whether President Biden and his family may have been involved in financial misconduct. See more

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