Democrats less likely to say Biden has improved government – but more likely to say he sets high moral standards – when compared with how Republicans viewed Trump in 2018 | Pew Research Center

July 13, 2022

1. Views of Joe Biden, Donald Trump, congressional leaders

Democrats less likely to say Biden has improved government – but more likely to say he sets high moral standards – when compared with how Republicans viewed Trump in 2018

Democrats less likely to say Biden has improved government – but more likely to say he sets high moral standards – when compared with how Republicans viewed Trump in 2018

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Democrats less likely to say Biden has improved government – but more likely to say he sets high moral standards – when compared with how Republicans viewed Trump in 2018

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1. Views of Joe Biden, Donald Trump, congressional leaders
More Republicans view Mitch McConnell unfavorably than favorably; mixed views of Kevin McCarthy in GOP
Biden, Harris, Democratic congressional leaders receive less positive ratings among Democrats than negative ratings among Republicans
Democrats less likely to say Biden has improved government – but more likely to say he sets high moral standards – when compared with how Republicans viewed Trump in 2018
More credit Biden for transparency, setting high moral standards and not using his office to enrich himself than said this about Trump four years ago
Majority of Americans now say Biden’s policies have made U.S. economic conditions worse
Public confidence in Biden’s abilities in several areas has declined since his early months in office
Majorities have little or no confidence in Biden on the economy, handling international crises, other issues
Majorities across most demographic groups disapprove of Biden’s job performance
Biden’s job ratings among Democrats, Democratic leaners have declined markedly over the past year