Biden's Third-Year Approval Rating Second Lowest in History

Despite Low Ratings, Administration Claims Significant Accomplishments

Biden's third-year approval rating is the second lowest in history, with an average of 39.8%, only surpassing Jimmy Carter's 37.4%.
Despite the low approval ratings, Biden's administration claims they have accomplished significant feats, such as piecemeal student loan debt forgiveness and capping the cost of insulin for seniors at $35 a month.
Factors contributing to Biden's low approval ratings include the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, economic discontent, global crises, and record levels of illegal immigration.
Vice President Kamala Harris attributes the administration's low approval ratings to not adequately communicating their accomplishments to the public.
Despite the low approval ratings, Biden's reelection campaign continues, with Gallup suggesting that his success may depend on convincing a larger share of independents that he is deserving of a second term.