Trump More Popular with U.S. Voters than Biden, New Poll Reveals
Trump comes out on top for popularity with likely voters
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Donald Trump is more popular with American voters than Democrat Joe Biden; the Rasmussen poll released on Friday has revealed.
Those who have at least a somewhat favorable opinion of Biden amounted to 51 percent, compared to 52 percent of voters having a favorable opinion of Trump.
More people have an unfavorable view of Biden (48 percent) than Trump (46 percent).
But former President Barrack Obama is more popular with voters than Trump and Biden.
Fifty-five percent of voters view Obama favorably, while 6 percent have a very unfavorable opinion of the former president.
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The poll report said:
“Comparing voter opinions of Biden and his two predecessors across demographic categories, the current president, suffers from more intense disapproval by Republicans, and doesn’t have the kind of strong support from black voters that benefitted Obama."
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The report continued:
57 percent of black voters have Very Favorable opinion of Obama, only 45 percent of black voters have a Very Favorable of Biden. Perhaps more significantly, the percentage of black voters who have a Very Unfavorable view of Biden (19 percent) is more than twice as large as the number of black voters whose opinion of Obama is Very Unfavorable (9 percent).
The most significant factor in the opinions of Biden and his two predecessors is party affiliation.
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83 percent of Democrats view Biden favorably.
20 percent of Republicans and 47 percent of unaffiliated voters also favor Biden.
Eighty-four percent of Republicans have a favorable opinion of Trump.
7 percent of Democrats and 47 percent of unaffiliated voters also favor Trump.
83 percent of Democrats, 27 percent of Republicans, and 51 percent of unaffiliated voters gave Obama favorable ratings.
Rasmussen Reports surveyed 1,000 U.S. likely voters were conducted on July 21-22.
The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95 percent level of confidence.
