Harvard Harris Poll Debrief with Mark Penn and Bob Cusack Presidential Pollster Mark Penn

Biden is in trouble as his job approval is not moving and people are unhappy with the economy. The cost of living has increased, and this is affecting voters' attitudes towards Biden. The economy and the border/immigration are key issues that are impacting Biden's popularity. The Israel-Hamas conflict has also affected his ratings. There is a significant number of swing voters who are still undecided. The presidential debates will be crucial for Biden to try and turn things around. The hush money trial in New York could have an impact on Trump's campaign. Middle-class voters are concerned about their quality of life and will play a crucial role in the election.

President Joe Biden’s overall approval rating is steady at 44%, while Donald Trump leads the horse race by 4 points. Immigration and inflation remain the top two issues for voters.

The poll was conducted March 20-21, 2024, among 2,111 registered voters by HarrisX and The Harris Poll.

President Joe Biden's overall approval rating remained at 45%, while 55% of voters say they approve of Donald Trump's job as president. Immigration and inflation remained voters' top two concerns for the third month in a row.

Mark and Bob review the findings of the February Harvard CAPS / Harris poll, which was released together with The Hill today. The poll was conducted February 21-22, 2024, among 2,022 registered voters by HarrisX and The Harris Poll.

Mark Penn and Bob Cusack breakdown the results from the January 2024 Harvard-CAPS Harris Poll. This month's word: Immigration.

President Joe Biden's approval rating is 43% with slight upticks in economic sentiment. The generation gap on the Israel-Hamas war remains prevalent as 81% of all voters but only 50% of 18-24-year-olds side with Israel. The poll also covers public opinion on immigration and the 2024 horse race.