Poll – African American Protestants increasingly frustrated with Joe Biden

by Seth Udinski

Seth Udinski, FISM News

 

It is no secret that many Americans are disgusted with President Joe Biden’s job performance after his first year in office. A new poll reveals another category of America citizens who are fed up with the 46th president – African American protestant Christians.

The study was completed by Pew Research in January of this year. It revealed a shocking drop of almost 30 percentage points among black protestant Christians, a group that overwhelming supported Biden’s inauguration and has historically been pro-Democrat in the last few presidential elections.

The study revealed that in the months immediately following Biden’s inauguration, his approval among black Protestants was a hefty 92%. This is no surprise considering 91% of black Protestants voted for the president in 2020.

But in 2022, the president’s popularity among Protestant African Americans has plummeted dramatically. Only 65% of black Protestants still support the president, adding further proof to a nationwide frustration with the Biden Administration.

Additionally, Roman Catholics are also growing more disillusioned with the president, a man who claims fidelity to the Roman Catholic Church. 56% of Catholics approved of the president’s job rating at the beginning of his term, but now only 46% of Catholics approve.

Additionally, the number of white evangelical Christians approving Biden has fallen. It was low to begin with, at 22% in the early 2021, but it has fallen now to roughly 14%. For white protestant Christians in general, that number has fallen from 40% in early 2021 to 31% in 2022.

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