The Quinnipiac survey found that Biden's overall approval rating fell to 46 percent as some Americans lost faith in the pandemic response
08/04/2021 02:43 PM EDTAmericans’ approval of President Joe Biden’s handling of the pandemic slipped to 53 percent, while his job approval rating fell more slightly, as concerns about the U.S. Covid-19 response mounted, according to aThe poll was conducted by Quinnipiac University and surveyed attitudes about topics including Biden’s handling of Covid-19, the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the congressional investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.
It comes just over six months into Biden’s term, as his administration faces the spread of the coronavirus Delta variant and political discord about differing mask mandates around the country. The president has also been touting his ability to In the Quinnipiac poll, the share of Americans who approved of the president’s Covid-19 handling fell to 53 percent, down 12 points from May. His job approval fell to 46 percent, from 49 percent in May. Approval of Biden’s handling of the economy also fell, with 43 percent approving and 48 percent disapproving.
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