While the Labor Department announced Friday that inflation has topped a 40-year high in November, beating the coronavirus, crime, and immigration as national top concerns, a majority of voters say Biden is not concerned about the "impact that rising costs and inflation is having on Americans."
Among Democrats alone, just 48 percent believe Biden is very concerned about inflation. Twenty-seven percent of Democrats say Biden is not concerned at all about inflation.
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Seventy-seven percent of Republicans say Biden is not concerned about inflation, while 22 percent say he is concerned.
A Sunday ABC/Ipsos poll further gave Biden poor marks on inflation. Almost 70 percent disapprove of how he is handling it, while only 28 percent approve.
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When asked about how Biden is handling the overall economy, 57 percent of voters disapprove.
Biden's poor economic polling is not the only negative metric for the President. The ABC/Ipsos survey revealed that just 36 percent approve of his management of nationwide crime, seven points less than in October.
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When questioned about Biden's handling of gun violence, respondents marked his approval rating less than October's by seven percentage points.
The President, whose job approval ratings have been tanking since August, gets higher marks for handling the COVID-19 pandemic (53 percent approve, 45 percent disapprove), and reconstructing the U.S. with his infrastructure plan (53 percent approve, 43 percent disapprove).
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His approval rating for the coronavirus is still the lowest since he took office in January, dropping from 69 percent to 53 percent.
The ABC/Ipsos survey asked respondents if Americans approved of Biden's handling of Russia amid President Vladimir Putin's troop buildup on the Ukrainian border. Only 38 percent announced they "trust Biden to negotiate on America's behalf with Putin," falling from 49 percent in June.
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Biden and Putin held a more than two-hour virtual summit on Ukraine last week as the U.S. and Western countries have warned the Kremlin of Moscow's devastating consequences if it invades.
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When asked about mask mandates in their states, most – 38 percent – state the rules should stay the same, while 34 percent say they should be stricter and 27 percent opt for less strict.
A slight majority (51 percent) support federal regulations requiring businesses with more than 100 employees mandate employees be vaccinated for COVID-19 or undergo weekly testing, while 47 percent oppose these rules.
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