A.G. Gancarski
New polling shows President Joe Biden in deep trouble in the Sunshine State.
A Mason-Dixon poll in the field from March 27 through March 30 finds Biden 25 points underwater statewide. The Democrat ekes out just 35% approval against 60% disapproval, an overall decline of 5 points in the past year.
Biden is in negative territory in all five regions of the state.
The President’s worst region was Southwest Florida, where he musters a meager 25% approval against 68% disapproval, good for a -43 approval rating.
However, Southwest Florida is not an outlier, as North Florida is close behind. Biden tracks at 68% disapproval there also, but his approval number was marginally higher, at 29%.
Central Florida proved scarcely more hospitable to the Delaware Democrat, with 65% of that region’s residents regarding the President unfavorably, against 31% approval.
Biden is also an overall loser in Tampa Bay, with just 35% of that region’s residents approving of the President, against 59% disapproval.
Even Southeast Florida, which historically has been the most reliable in terms of Democratic performance, has turned on Biden. While 46% of that region’s registered voters approve of the President, 48% see him unfavorably.
Female voters are somewhat more likely than men to approve of Biden, though he was underwater with both genders. While 41% of women approved of the President, 53% indicated disapproval. Meanwhile, just 29% of men said they approved of him, with a whopping 68% saying the opposite.
Biden could point to good numbers with Black voters, of whom 78% approved of Biden against 16% disapproval. Hispanic and White voters were a different story, however.
Just 39% of Hispanics approved of Biden, against 56% disapproval. Meanwhile, just 26% of White voters regarded the President favorably, with 68% of that demographic sour on the incumbent.
Democrats still say they regard the President well, with 76% favorability against just 15% disapproval. However, independent voters reject Biden by a more than 2-to-1 margin, with 29% approving and 62% disapproving.
Among Republicans, meanwhile, Biden couldn’t do worse. Just 2% of GOP registrants approve of the President, with 98% disapproval. Given the poll’s +/- 4-percentage-point margin of error, the numbers suggest a complete Republican repudiation of the man in the White House.
7 comments
Earl Pitts American
April 4, 2023 at 7:06 am
Good morning America,
Mason Dixon commonly pads it’s pooling by 32%.
So for you math challanged lefties here you go:
35% minus 32%= 3%.
So there it is: your beloved leftist “trust the science” shows the Biden Administration (loved and defended by all leftist ‘commenters” here at FP) which was so aptly proven above and beyond a shadow of a doubt by me, Earl Pitts American, shows ‘ya boy at 3%. Truth so true its undisputable “settled science”.
Again like salt in your wounds ***3%*** brainless lefty FP commenters!!!!!
Yeah its also settled science that your hero, Earl Pitts American, owns all lefty commenters. Each and every one. I know you all are wishing you could be me, Earl Pitts American. Dream on lefty stinky loosers!
Thank you America,
Earl Pitts American
Billy the Bamboozler McFired
April 4, 2023 at 7:21 am
You are the dumbest ape on the internet.
JD
April 4, 2023 at 7:37 am
Once again, “He won’t go away like Herpes” Earl Pitts has demonstrated his Dunning-Krueger effect here. But you can be sure the other Mason-Dixon poll that shows DeSantis is still “loved” by Florida in another arctile is glorious and accurate in his brain.
Hey ShittsforPitts, there is a book you could read (again, if you can read) called Lying with Statistics. Take it for a test drive, Shitts “the Herpes” Pitts.
Mason-Dixon Polls are rated A-, but it’s obvious you never saw that level of a grade.
“It’s not the heat. It’s the Stupidity” of Earl Pitts
Pearl Schitts
April 4, 2023 at 11:51 am
Here’s some math: He didn’t need FL the first time to win so it doesn’t matter.
Sean Davis
April 4, 2023 at 7:48 pm
bingo!
Bert Stimson
April 4, 2023 at 10:08 pm
Everyone in Florida will be underwater eventually.
Christopher S Davis
April 5, 2023 at 11:29 am
Speaking of underwater, Democrats need to realize climate change, if it exists, is almost exclusively a red state problem. I say ignore it.
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