Quinnipiac University released its new national poll (12/1-7; 978 US registered voters; live interview via landlines and cell phones) to test attitudes and perceptions about President-Elect Joe Biden as he prepares to assume office. The results suggest Mr. Biden has work to do to improve his image even on the first day of taking his new position.
His favorability index is a weak 45:44% positive to negative, though the sample size does appear to skew slightly Republican as its composition is reported to split 31% Democratic, 29% Republican, and 31% Independent. The Republican number is several points higher than what is typically believed to be a national GOP loyalty factor. On the question as to whether the respondents believed there was widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, by a margin of 58-38%, the individuals comprising the sample said no. Still, well over a third of the polling universe, including 35% of Independents, answered affirmatively. Additionally, when asked whether the group expected the country to remain divided or if the citizenry could re-unite, the respondents believe, in just a 49-45% break, that the nation will again come together. On the positive front for Mr. Biden, by a 56-37% margin, the respondents feel optimistic about his impending presidency. Conversely, regarding whether his economic policies are perceived to help or hinder the economy, the answers respectively broke in only a 39-38% split. Comments are closed.
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