UNDERNEWS: Polling update

November 23, 2022

Polling update

BIDEN APPROVAL RATING
Five poll average 41% 5 points below 2022 high

TRUMP APPROVAL RATING
Five poll average 40% Down 3% this year

2024 PRESIDENTIAL RACE: BIDEN VS. TRUMP
Five poll average

Five poll average: Biden leads by 1.8

2024 PRESIDENTIAL RACE: BIDEN VS. DESANTIS
Four poll average: Tie

BEST PARTY
Five poll average: Dems 0.6

STATES: CLOSE OR CHANGING TRUMP VS BIDEN
FL 2

STATES: CLOSE OR CHANGING DESANTIS VS BIDEN
FL 5

GOP PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
46 28 49 45 40 DeSantis
39 46 51 43 52 Trump

GEORGIA SENATE
Dems ahead by 4

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