A significant number of Americans express their dissatisfaction with Vice President Harris’s job performance, which results in her approval rating being lower than President Biden’s prior to the November election.
According to a recent poll conducted by USA TODAY/Suffolk University, only 36 percent of registered voters approve of Vice President Harris’ handling of her role. The survey also revealed that 52 percent of registered voters disapprove of her job performance.
According to the poll, Biden’s approval rating stood at 41 percent, while Harris had a favorability rating of 38 percent. Former President Trump, on the other hand, garnered a favorability rating of 40 percent.
From the start of the administration, Harris took on demanding tasks, such as addressing the underlying causes of migration from Central America and safeguarding voting rights. However, when it comes to matters concerning reproductive rights, the vice president has emerged as a prominent and influential advocate, actively engaging with leaders in the movement throughout the nation.
On Thursday, she plans to visit a Minnesota health center that offers abortion services. This visit will be significant as it will be the first time a president or vice president has visited such a clinic.
According to a recent poll conducted from March 8-11, which involved 1,000 registered voters, there is a margin of error of 3.1 percent.
