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This is the best summary I could come up with:
ABC News said it’s the lowest approval rating since former President George W. Bush from 2006 to 2008.
Biden led Trump by 15 points when respondents were asked respectively whether Trump and Biden were “honest and trustworthy”: 41 percent said that description applies to Biden — unchanged from the previous poll in May 2023 — and 26 percent said that description applies to Trump, down from 33 percent in May 2023.
Trump led Biden when asked whether the candidates had the mental sharpness to serve effectively and whether they were in good enough physical health to serve effectively — but both saw their numbers dip, when compared with last May.
One sliver of good news for Biden’s campaign could come from the decrease in his disapproval rating for his handling of the economy.
In the past, however, Biden’s campaign has warned not to focus too much on polls, noting it’s still very early in the election season.
The poll surveyed 2,228 adults and had a margin of error of 2.5 percentage points.
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