
WASHINGTON, D.S. – President Joe Biden’s work permit rating is down 42% after a sharp drop in the chief executive. It should be down 14 points from June.

The latest results are based on a poll conducted by Gallup between October 1-19.
From January to June, Biden began a solid assessment of transit organizations ranging from 54% to 57%. The U.S. government cut construction permits by 50 percent in July and the 8th chairman by 49 percent. Ten U.S. military personnel were killed. , Which may be the reason why Biden’s September job permit rating fell to 43%.
Public information that the Democrats should continue to pass a second law has not improved due to a breach of the latest measurement and scope of voting. It will be able to sustain economic growth and stock prices, reach the final stage of the unemployment epidemic, improve supply chain and information levels in the US economy, and address the shortage of workers.
The party’s extremism is to accept Biden’s assessment of the work
Biden has a different view of the Democrats ‘and Republicans’ performance, as has been the case with the presidency. According to the latest poll, 92% of Democrats support Biden’s work, 6%, 4% of Republicans and 94% oppose it.
Violation of the 88-point job security guarantee is the largest part of Biden’s tenure as general official, and Gallup’s official reception is one of the biggest. Donald is the only president to have received a more extreme political rating on several occasions, including a record 92 points just before the 2020 election.
The fact that too many partisans are working at the top of Biden’s ratings is changing the perception of political independents, which is the main reason for his decline during his ratings. Today, 34% of independents applaud Biden’s commission, the highest level of his mandate. Among independents, his constitution has fallen a total of 21 points since June, when he scored nine points since August.
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Biden of the third school received an average of 44.7%
October 19 marks the end of Biden’s third term since being sworn in on January 20. Biden’s rating averaged 44.7% during the quarter, which began on July 20. All elected presidents, except Trump, had higher third-quarter work permit ratings, up from 36.9 percent during Trump’s presidency.
In addition to Trump and Biden, Bill Clinton averaged less than 50% in the third quarter. In contrast, George W. Bush and John F. Kennedy averaged more than 70 percent, while Dwight Eisenhower, Jimmy Carter, and George H.W. Bush was better than 60% of the work permits.
Biden’s third-quarter work permit rating is eight points lower than his second-quarter rating (53%) and 56 points lower than his first-quarter rating (11%).
The 11-point drop is much larger than the previous president registered between the previous and third quarters, but is similar to the last three Democrats, Barack Obama (10 points), Clinton (seven points) and Carter (nine points). ).
All other presidents did not make a profit if they had a decline of less than 5 points between the first and third quarters. Two – George H.W. Bush, George W. The Bushs had a strong economy, the Soviet Union weakened in 1989, and public support increased during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Bottom line
Biden’s valuation seems to have stalled for the time being, but it has not yet begun to reverse. His public support was below 40%, which was more than his “honeymoon” rating for the last president. Trump’s overall rating was below 50%, Obama spent most of his presidency less than 50%, and George W. Bush spent most of his presidency less than 50%. Bush was below that figure for the entire first few months of his re-election.