Fifty-five respondents said they disapproved of Biden's performance in office, while 41% said they approved.
Only 11% of Democrats disapproved of Biden's performance, while 87% approved. Ninety-five percent of Republicans disapproved of Biden's performance, while 4% approved.
Sixty-six percent of Independents disapproved of the President's performance, while 29% approved.
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Fifty-two percent of those who identify as non-White disapproved of Biden's performance, while 44% said they approved.
The survey polled 1,400 adults from December 11-13 and had a margin of error of 4%.
A survey from last week showed that among Independents, 67% said Biden should not run for a second term in 2024.
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Twenty-three percent of Independents said Biden should run again, while 31% said former President Donald Trump should seek reelection in 2024.
Thirty-one percent said Vice President Kamala Harris should run in 2024 instead of Biden if the 79-year-old president does not run again, and 20% of Independents said they support Harris.
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Biden is seeing the criticism of several concerns troubling Americans this holiday season, according to Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute of Public Opinion. Those suspicions include increasing prices as inflation nears a 40-year high, the Omicron variant threatening to compound the latest surge of coronavirus cases, and Biden’s legislative agenda stalling in Congress.
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Build Back Better, Biden’s signature proposal, was given a significant hit Sunday. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., noting concerns about the national debt and rising inflation, said he would not vote for it, which will kill the bill’s chances to pass in the evenly divided Senate.
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Biden’s current level of support stands in stark contrast to what it was about six months ago when new COVID cases had fallen greatly and there was more positiveness about vaccine durability and the pandemic turning a corner. The number who support Biden has fallen around 10 points since then.
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“There’s lots of uncertainty out there,” Miringoff said. “He’s being hit for lack of leadership. He’s being hit for the fatigue of the pandemic and concerns about inflation.”
Objection to the President stretches across most demographic groups, with his level of disapproval topping 50 percent among White and non-White voters, people living in cities and in rural America, and voters in every age range except those over 74 years old.
“The independents were the major difference” in this poll, Miringoff said. “The one good thing [for Biden] about losing independents and not doing as well with Democrats is those are groups you can win back.”
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