Biden's approval rating is at an all time high due to the COVID outbreak and the aftermath of Afghanistan.

WASHINGTON, DC - President Joe Biden's approval rating has fallen to its lowest point in his young presidency, falling below 50% for the first time as COVID-19 cases rise and grapple with fallout from the indiscriminate withdrawal from Afghanistan, according to a new NBC investigation. ...

According to the poll, which was conducted August 14-17 and released on Sunday, 49% of people approve of Biden's work and 48% disapprove of him. Biden's popularity has plummeted in other polls this week, according to CBS (50%), Ipsos (46%) and YouGov (44%).

According to an NBC poll in April, 53% of Americans approve of Biden's work.

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While Biden has suffered from dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has long been one of his best times, she appears to be the driving force behind the fall. According to the study, 53% of Americans approve of Biden's handling of the pandemic, down 16 points from April. Indeed, the delta variant of COVID-19 is spreading rapidly, weeks after the pandemic has been brought under control.

NBC News quoted Democratic sociologist Jeff Horwitt of Hart Research Associates as saying, “The April pledge led to the August danger. "This time."

Only 25% of those polled believed Biden had successfully handled the withdrawal from Afghanistan, which was quickly captured by the Taliban. Despite this, most Americans are in favor of leaving the country. Sixty-one percent of those polled see war as unnecessary.

Biden's approval rating for his economic management has also fallen from 52% in April to 47% now.

However, Biden's overall approval rating is higher than ever during the reign of former President Donald Trump.

Hart Research Associates and Republican researcher Bill McInturf of Public Opinion Strategies dominated the survey, with a sample size of 1,000 and a 3.1% margin of error.

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