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favorability · 14 polls · 3 sources · 2008 → 2026

Joe Biden — favorability

Today (2026)
37%
favorable · 2026
First reading
52%
2008 · civiqs
18-year shift
-15pp
falling
Polls
14
polls
Sources
3
civiqs · yougov · gallup
favorable % · 2008 → 2026LOESS-smoothed · raw dots underlaid50% line · majority threshold2008201120142017202020232026
Story arc
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Joe Biden — favorability stands at 37% favorable and 56% unfavorable per Civiqs (June 11) [1], the most recent poll in the dataset. YouGov shows a notably higher and consistent reading across multiple fieldings through June 4, with 45% favorable and 36% unfavorable [2]. The YouGov figure is unchanged from ~30 days earlier (May 30), indicating no meaningful shift in that series over the past month. Civiqs edged down one point from 38% favorable in late May to 37% in mid-June [1].

favorable over time

LOESS CONSENSUS
14 polls
BIAS-CORRECTED
House effects removed
INDIVIDUAL POLLS
raw readings
35%40%45%50%55%60%65%RAW 37.0CORR 44.120082013201720222026

Pollster house effects

Pollsters on this topic · 3
D-LEAN
NEUTRAL
R-LEAN
← UNDERSTATES SUPPORTOVERSTATES SUPPORT →-3pp0pp+3ppYouGov-2.9Gallup+0.6Civiqs-0.3
MOST ALIGNED
Civiqs
-0.3pp
Track record matches consensus to within 0.3 pp across 2 polls.
LARGEST HOUSE EFFECT
YouGov
-2.9pp
Consistently understates support relative to consensus; weight in aggregate is downgraded accordingly.

Who's divided

favorable by subgroup · latest crosstabs from Civiqs (6/10/2026).

75pp
Party divides Americans most on this topic.
Democrat 78% favorable · Republican 3% · widest spread of any dimension
Dimension
0% favorablePOP AVG 42%100%
Spread
party
3 subgroups
Democrat 78
Republican 3
Independent 27
75pp
race
4 subgroups
White 30
Black or African-American 70
Hispanic/Latino 41
Other 42
40pp
gender
2 subgroups
Male 31
Female 43
12pp
education
3 subgroups
Non-College Graduate 35
College Graduate 38
Postgraduate 46
11pp
age
4 subgroups
18-34 32
35-49 37
50-64 38
65+ 41
9pp

The party gap over time

Democrat78%Independent27%Republican3%FAVORABLE % BY SUBGROUP
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%DEM 78IND 27REP 3