Joe Biden's Approval Today

PresidentApproval.com takes a unique, algorithmic-based approach at defining a more accurate presidential approval rating. Since the 2016 election results, modern polling has proven itself to be highly unrealible when taking the pulse of the nation with its focus on too small a subset of potential voters with predetermined political leanings (even the major 'poll aggregators' utilize this same outdated, inaccurate methodology). Our unique, in-house formula provides, what we believe to be, a better representation of the national satisfaction of the acting president in the form of the algorithm-based T.A.R.i. - or 'True Approval Rating index'.

"The promise of the Biden presidency - knowledge, competence and stability in tough times - have all been called into question."
- Democratic Pollster Jeff Horwitt

[ Rating calculated 04/01/2023 ]

24.4%
Approval Trending: STABLE (0.0%)
T.A.R.i. Value Represents Approximately 19,865,173 of Original Biden Voters of 2020 (81,268,924).

NOTES:
+ The T.A.R.i. value is calculated bi-monthly, typically on or around the 1st and 30th of every month OR when the national situation requires a rapid adjustment.
+ Our methodology includes the candidate's original victory percentage coupled with general job approval, own/opposite party satisfaction, 'direction of the country', economic leadership, etc...
+ 'Approval Trending' is altered when there has been a shift of 2% or greater in the T.A.R.i. result.

The following figures approved for by 81.28 million Americans in November of 2020:

NOTES: Issues above shown in black have either been suspended, abandoned, or ended by the Administration, either officially or unofficially.

*With the Democrat inability to pass BBB in its original, bloated form, the party rebranded it to become the stripped-down 'Inflation Reduction Act' to better sell the package to voters, ironically resulting in a rise to national inflation.
**Failed to codify even when Democrats had complete control of House, Senate, and WH from 2020-2022.
***Resulting in the deaths of thirteen U.S. Marines and nearly 200 Afghan civilians.

2023

2023 shows only a slight improvement for Ole Joe from the bump had from the Midterms but little else - the House was ultimately lost to Republicans and the Senate only barely retained under Democrat control. Also, chicken remains expensive and America is not in a Recession.

2022

2022 has not been kinder to Ole Joe who has seen his popularity fall (at points even below Trump-levels) all the while under the pressure of rising inflation, recession fears, and supply chain shortages - despite this the Dems moved to pass expensive, bloated economic packages.

2021

Ole Joe enjoyed the peak of popularity in January 2021. However, the disastrous Afghanistan Exit that killed 13 Marines and Afghanistan civilians sent his approval on a downward spiral from which it has never receovered.