Biden approval rating polls
Biden has a 40.3% approval rating based on 1,243 polls.
May 13, 2024
Disapprove
56.8%
Approve
40.3%
Estimate
95% of polls fall in this range
A bit of background... President Joe Biden's job approval rating is a key barometer of public sentiment, reflecting the nation's reception of his tenure and policies. As Biden positions himself for reelection, his approval rating is scrutinized for indications of the electorate's continued support or desire for change. This metric is central to understanding the political climate and forecasting the challenges or advantages Biden may face in securing a second term.
1,243 polls
Latest Poll: Mon, May 13, 10:04 AM EDT
Field Dates | Sample | Pollster | Results | Topline |
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May 4 – 10 | 1,500 LV | Rasmussen Reports | 59.0%Disapprove 40.0%Approve | +19 Disapprove |
May 4 – 9 | 2,867 LV | Big Village | 53.2%Disapprove 43.8%Approve | +9 Disapprove |
May 3 – 9 | 1,500 LV | Rasmussen Reports | 59.0%Disapprove 40.0%Approve | +19 Disapprove |
May 6 – 8 | 1,598 RV | Economist/YouGov | 58.0%Disapprove 40.0%Approve | +18 Disapprove |
May 2 – 8 | 1,500 LV | Rasmussen Reports | 59.0%Disapprove 40.0%Approve | +19 Disapprove |
May 3 – 7 | 1,596 RV | Financial Times/Glob... | 56.0%Disapprove 42.0%Approve | +14 Disapprove |
May 1 – 7 | 1,500 LV | Rasmussen Reports | 58.0%Disapprove 41.0%Approve | +17 Disapprove |
Apr 30 – May 6 | 1,500 LV | Rasmussen Reports | 58.0%Disapprove 41.0%Approve | +17 Disapprove |
May 2 – 4 | 1,435 Adults | TIPP Insights | 54.0%Disapprove 35.0%Approve | +19 Disapprove |
Apr 27 – May 3 | 1,500 LV | Rasmussen Reports | 59.0%Disapprove 40.0%Approve | +19 Disapprove |
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The polling bias for the 2016 and 2020 Presidential elections is based on analysis from the American Association of Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) comparing actual results to national polls. For the 2018 and 2022 elections, bias was measured by comparing FiveThirtyEight's Generic Ballot polling average with the adjusted US House National Popular vote, using data from the UVA Center for Politics (2018) and DecisionDeskHQ (2022).