Polls reports significant dissatisfaction with Biden

 Daily Caller:

Americans question President Joe Biden’s priorities in new CNN polling released Monday that highlighted widespread displeasure with the direction the country is heading.

The latest CNN poll showed that 68% of U.S. adults believe Biden’s priorities are wrong and that the president hasn’t paid enough attention to critical issues facing Americans, like the economy and inflation. This is up 10% from November 2021, when the data was last tracked, according to the poll.

As the midterms loom, Americans told CNN pollsters that they don’t believe the country, where elected Democrats hold the highest offices, is heading in a safe direction.
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The survey found that 75% of Americans believe the rising cost of living, including gas, energy and food prices, is the biggest economic crisis facing U.S. families. (RELATED: Inflation Hits Yet Another Record High As Americans Feel The Squeeze)

The data showed that 79% of Americans said the U.S. is doing “pretty or very badly,” and 34% said it is doing “very badly.” Only one percent of U.S. adults believe the country is doing “very well,” and only 21% think it’s doing “very or fairly well,” according to the poll.
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When respondents were asked how the country is fairing economically, only one percent of U.S. adults said it is doing “very good,” and 18% said it was doing “good,” the data showed. Over 80% of Americans told the poll the economic conditions in the U.S. were “poor,” and 41% said they were “very poor.”
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This poll raises questions about other polls which show a much closer race between Democrats and Republicans in 2022.   

See, also:

Poll: Americans Trust Republicans over Democrats with Education in Battleground Districts

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