Results for: Gallup Poll

A recent Gallup poll reveals a stark reality facing American voters: a majority believe they are worse off financially than they were four years ago. With the 2024 election approaching, this sentiment, largely driven by inflation and economic uncertainty, could heavily influence voters’ decisions. The poll mirrors similar trends seen in 1992, suggesting a potential shift in favor of the challenger.

A recent Gallup poll reveals that a growing number of Americans are concerned about the state of the economy, which has surpassed immigration as the top issue of concern. Seventeen percent of respondents rated the economy as the country’s primary problem, with concerns rising steadily over the past few months. This trend comes ahead of the presidential election in November, where the economy is expected to play a significant role in determining the outcome. President Biden has highlighted economic growth but faces persistent concerns among Americans, especially in key battleground states. Immigration remains a significant concern for 27% of Americans, despite a decline in illegal border crossings. The poll also suggests that Republicans are more likely to view immigration as a top issue than Democrats. Other concerns include the government, with 20% of respondents ranking it as the country’s primary problem.

US President Joe Biden has become the least popular president in seven decades, according to a Gallup poll. Biden’s job approval rating stands at a mere 38.7%, trailing behind former presidents Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter. Historically, presidents with approval ratings above 50% have been successful in securing re-election, raising concerns for Biden’s chances in 2024. The poll also suggests that Biden’s low approval rating may be due to soaring inflation, a severe border crisis, the Afghanistan withdrawal debacle, and his advanced age.

According to recent research by Gallup, Ukrainian citizens’ trust in American leadership has significantly declined in 2023. The approval rating of U.S. leadership among Ukrainians plummeted 13 percentage points to 53%, compared to a record-high of 66% in 2022. Notably, the poll revealed that 22% of Ukrainians disapproved of U.S. leadership, with 25% expressing uncertainty or declining to respond. The decline in Ukrainian approval comes as U.S. lawmakers, particularly conservatives, voiced opposition to additional aid for Ukraine in its conflict against Russia. The U.S. Congress has not authorized further assistance since late 2022, leading to a complete depletion of available funds.