April 2023 Biden Job Approval Detailed Tables

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1	April 2023 Biden Job Approval Detailed Tables
2	Survey of U.S. adults conducted Mar. 27-Apr. 2, 2023							Terms of use
3	In Divided Washington, Americans Have Highly Negative Views of Both Parties’ Leaders							Privacy policy
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5	% who say they __ of the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president
6		Approve very strongly	Approve not so strongly	Disapprove not so strongly	Disapprove very strongly	NET Approve	NET Disapprove

7	Total	18	18	19	41	37	60
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9	Men	17	20	18	42	38	61
10	Women	19	16	19	40	35	60
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12	White	16	15	16	50	31	66
13	Black	35	23	20	16	59	37
14	Hispanic	18	23	23	30	42	55
15	Asian*	13	29	35	20	41	56
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17	Ages 18-29	12	22	28	35	33	65
18	30-49	14	22	22	38	36	61
19	50-64	22	15	13	45	38	59
20	65+	27	11	11	47	38	58
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22	Postgrad	26	25	17	30	52	47
23	College grad	18	21	20	38	39	58
24	Some college	16	16	18	46	33	65
25	HS or less	17	15	20	43	32	64
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27	Rep/Lean Rep	2	5	16	75	7	92
28	Dem/Lean Dem	35	32	20	11	67	31
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30	Conservative Rep/Lean Rep	1	2	11	84	3	95
31	Moderate/Liberal Rep/Lean Rep	4	8	25	60	12	86
32	Conservative/Moderate Dem/Lean Dem	32	30	22	14	62	36
33	Liberal Dem/Lean Dem	38	34	17	8	73	25
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35	Protestant	16	13	17	50	29	68
36	White evangelical Protestant	7	6	15	70	13	86
37	White non-evangelical Protestant	17	11	14	54	29	68
38	Black Protestant	39	23	20	11	63	31
39	Catholic	20	19	17	39	39	57
40	White non-Hispanic Catholic	17	12	15	52	30	68
41	Hispanic Catholic	24	26	20	23	50	45
42	Unaffiliated	19	25	21	31	45	53
43	Atheist	26	40	18	14	67	32
44	Agnostic	19	35	22	22	54	43
45	Nothing in particular	17	17	22	39	35	63
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47	Upper income	23	21	14	38	44	53
48	Middle income	16	18	16	46	35	63
49	Lower income	19	17	25	35	37	61
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51	Urban	23	24	22	27	47	50
52	Suburban	19	18	18	41	37	60
53	Rural	13	13	17	54	25	72
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55	18-49 Men	13	24	23	37	38	61
56	18-49 Women	13	19	26	38	32	64
57	50+ Men	22	15	13	48	37	61
58	50+ Women	26	12	11	44	39	56
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60	White, 18-49	11	19	21	46	30	68
61	White, 50+	20	11	11	54	32	65
62	Black, 18-49	25	25	27	21	50	48
63	Black, 50+	49	20	12	10	71	22
64	Hispanic, 18-49	14	24	28	29	39	59
65	Hispanic, 50+	28	21	12	31	50	46
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67	White men	15	15	16	51	31	67
68	White women	17	13	16	50	30	66
69	Black men	33	25	22	18	58	40
70	Black women	38	20	19	15	60	34
71	Hispanic men	15	28	19	32	44	55
72	Hispanic women	21	18	27	27	40	56
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74	White, College grad+	21	21	17	39	42	56
75	White, No college degree	13	11	15	57	24	72
76	Black, College grad+	38	29	16	13	67	29
77	Black, No college degree	35	21	22	17	57	39
78	Hispanic, College grad+	17	28	24	29	45	53
79	Hispanic, No college degree	18	23	23	30	41	56
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82	*Estimates for Asian adults are representative of English speakers only.
83	Notes: No answer responses not shown. White, Black and Asian adults include those who report only being one race and are not Hispanic. Hispanics are of any race. Family income tiers based on adjusted 2021 earnings. Please see report methodology for more details on income tiers. Demographic breakdowns of Asian adults not shown due to insufficient sample size for reliable estimation.
84	Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted March 27-April 2, 2023.
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