Biden Leaves Office With Lower Approval Than Trump or Obama, Poll Finds

New surveys reveal widespread dissatisfaction with Biden's presidency, including among key Democratic constituencies.

A recent AP-NORC poll shows only about 25% of Americans rate Joe Biden's presidency as 'good' or 'great,' with fewer than 10% calling it 'great.'
Biden's approval at the end of his term is lower than both Donald Trump's and Barack Obama's, with comparisons drawn to Richard Nixon's exit after the Watergate scandal.
Key Democratic groups, including Black and Hispanic Americans, express disappointment, with many citing unmet promises and economic struggles.
Younger voters are particularly critical, with 60% of Americans under 30 describing Biden's presidency as 'poor' or 'terrible.'
Despite achievements in infrastructure, gun safety, and climate policy, only 20% of Americans believe Biden fulfilled his campaign promises.