New Polling: Majority of Voters in Battleground States Label Biden Administration as a Failure

A new survey conducted among registered likely voters in crucial battleground states—Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—paints a stark picture of public sentiment towards the Biden Administration. The poll results reveal that more than half of voters in the battleground states perceive the administration’s performance as a failure, a sentiment echoed even more strongly among swing voters, with a large majority expressing dissatisfaction with the Biden administration.

The survey delves into the views of specific demographic groups critical to the Biden campaign. For instance, a considerable number of Hispanic men, a voter demographic both Biden and Trump aim to attract, share a negative view of the administration’s performance. This opinion spans various age groups within this demographic, showing strong agreement with negative perceptions, especially among older voters.

Historically, Trump gained more support among Hispanics in 2020 compared to 2016, although this increase was more pronounced in non-battleground states such as Texas and Florida. The data suggests an opportunity for Trump to further solidify his gains among Hispanic men in battleground states through targeted efforts.

The sentiment among college-educated voters, who turn out in high numbers, indicates a shift in opinion among college-educated men, with many expressing dissatisfaction with Biden. This marks a notable departure from this group’s traditionally more liberal leanings. Additionally, a significant portion of college-educated women also share a critical view of the administration, despite generally favoring progressive policies.

Young voters, typically strong supporters of progressive ideologies, show a concerning trend of dissatisfaction with the Biden Administration, highlighting a potential shift in this influential demographic’s political alignment.

Married individuals and parents, crucial targets for political campaigns, also exhibit a high level of dissatisfaction, with both groups—especially parents—expressing significant discontent, reflecting challenges such as inflation and stagnating wages against rising living costs. This sentiment resonates deeply with families facing financial pressures.

Overall, the poll reveals a strong current of dissatisfaction among voters in battleground states, particularly among swing voters, raising questions about the potential impact on future elections. The findings suggest that after several years under the Biden Administration, many swing voters feel their circumstances have not improved, driving them to consider alternatives.