Think Things Are Bad? They’re


Going to Get Worse . . . Biden’s blunders are great news for Donald Trump and the GOP.


BY JOHN MCLAUGHLIN AND JIM MCLAUGHLIN O


nly 29% say that the united States is headed in the right direc- tion in our latest poll of 1,000 likely voters conducted in late March.


This is the lowest level on this question


since 2016. Two thirds of the voters, 65%, say the country is on the wrong track. Naturally, the “wrong track” sentiment is


highest among Republicans at 92% and 2020 Trump voters at 94%. However, this pessimism includes much of


President Joe Biden’s Democratic base: 34% of Democrats, 39% of 2020 Biden voters, 42% of African Americans, 48% of Hispanics, and 67% of women. On the generic ballot for Congress, Repub- licans have their widest lead that we have seen


in well over a decade. Republicans in Congress lead Democrats 48% to 44%. However, the 8% that’s undecided is not re-


ally undecided. Among these undecided voters, 75% say that


country is on the wrong track, 70% disapprove the job Biden is doing, and 65% are unfavor- able to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. If the election were today, Republicans


would get well over 50% of the national popular vote for Congress, with the break among unde- cideds giving them 54% of the national vote. For the third consecutive month Biden’s job


approval rating remains stuck at 41% with the majority, 57%, disapproving of his performance. GOP electoral success is being fueled by vot- ers who disapprove of Biden. This high level of disapproval is nearly


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