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The former president is currently on trial in New York over claims he falsified business records to conceal the payment of hush money to a former pornographic actress ahead of the 2016 presidential election, with the prosecution delivering its closing arguments on Tuesday.
During this time, 372,689 respondents answered the question drawn from those who signed up to take part in Civiqs' surveys, which the company says it monitors to provide a "representative sample" of the American population for each poll.
Speaking to Newsweek, Mark Shanahan, an American politics expert who teaches at the University of Surrey in the U.K., said Biden was struggling to get his economic message to resonate with the public.
"It will be worrying for his campaign that although Biden has been visible in the swing states, his rival, who has largely been stuck in a New York court room, is still seen to have more effective economic policies.
When approached by Newsweek, a spokesperson for Civiqs said: "President Biden's job approval rating is lower in the presidential battleground states than it is nationwide.
Polling by Civiqs of 486,369 respondents online between January 20, 2021, and May 27, 2024, revealed President Joe Biden's popularity in a number of the key states that could decide the 2024 presidential election was lower than in the country as a whole.
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