Both the epidemic and inflation are uncertain, Biden's approval rating continues to fall to a new low

　　China News Service, January 13 (Xinhua) Comprehensive report. On the 12th local time, a poll released by Quinnipiac University in the United States showed that the approval rate of US President Biden continued to drop to 33%, a new low.

The report pointed out that this shows that the American people are deeply dissatisfied with their government's handling of rising inflation and the spread of the new crown epidemic.

Data map: US President Biden.

　　According to reports, Quinnipiac University in the United States conducted a survey of 1,313 adults in the country between the 7th and 10th local time.

The results show that more than half of the respondents disapprove of Biden's work performance, and only about 30%, or 33%, are positive about his performance.

In recent polls released by the university, Biden's approval rating has continued to decline.

　　The report pointed out that one of the main reasons for the results of the poll was the low scores given by independent voters.

Polls show Biden is increasingly unpopular with independent voters, with 57% of independents dissatisfied with his performance in governance and only 25% satisfied.

　　Meanwhile, Biden's approval rating among Democrats has dropped from 87 percent in November 2021 to 75 percent recently.

　　In addition, another factor affecting Biden's approval rating is that most respondents disapprove of the way he handles key issues.

More than half of respondents disapprove of each of Biden's handling of the economy, diplomacy and the coronavirus pandemic, which used to be a consistent bright spot for Biden.

　　Nearly a year after taking office, Biden has faced a series of intractable issues, such as rising prices, the continued spread of the new crown and divisions within the party, which have hindered his progress on the "build back better" agenda, the report said. .

　　As previously reported, U.S. inflation in 2021 surged to the highest level in nearly 40 years.

And confirmed cases of the new crown, which were on a downward trend in the summer of 2021, soared to a new all-time high amid the rise of the highly contagious new coronavirus Omicron variant.