Joe Biden Issue Area Job Approval (October 2022)

Joe Biden Issue Area Job Approval (October 2022)

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COVID41%
Health care36%
Foreign policy35%
Climate change33%
Abortion access33%
The economy31%
Gun violence31%
Crime & public safety30%
Immigration & border security28%
Inflation & prices27%

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CategoryDemocratIndependentRepublican
COVID74%29%14%
Health care66%19%11%
Foreign policy64%23%10%
Climate change62%20%10%
Abortion access59%25%10%
The economy58%20%7%
Gun violence57%19%10%
Crime & public safety56%21%8%
Immigration & border security52%15%8%
Inflation & prices52%17%7%

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CategoryLean DemocratNot very strong DemocratStrong Democrat
COVID79%55%82%
Health care63%53%74%
Foreign policy67%49%69%
Climate change53%47%72%
Abortion access57%43%66%
The economy49%38%71%
Gun violence50%42%67%
Crime & public safety54%39%66%
Immigration & border security50%36%59%
Inflation & prices49%34%61%

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CategoryLean RepublicanNot very strong RepublicanStrong Republican
COVID12%17%13%
Health care12%18%9%
Foreign policy10%19%8%
Climate change10%9%10%
Abortion access9%23%8%
The economy9%6%7%
Gun violence11%12%10%
Crime & public safety9%8%8%
Immigration & border security8%8%8%
Inflation & prices8%4%8%

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CategoryLiberalsModeratesConservatives
COVID76%43%17%
Health care64%42%14%
Foreign policy67%37%12%
Climate change66%33%11%
Abortion access59%35%14%
The economy60%34%9%
Gun violence59%32%13%
Crime & public safety56%34%11%
Immigration & border security51%32%11%
Inflation & prices54%30%8%

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CategoryLean liberalSomewhat liberalExtremely liberal
COVID71%79%76%
Health care56%72%63%
Foreign policy63%71%64%
Climate change54%73%67%
Abortion access52%69%57%
The economy51%68%61%
Gun violence44%67%60%
Crime & public safety48%63%56%
Immigration & border security36%56%59%
Inflation & prices46%51%62%

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CategoryLean conservativeSomewhat conservativeExtremely conservative
COVID33%12%12%
Health care28%9%11%
Foreign policy25%7%10%
Climate change20%9%11%
Abortion access29%9%11%
The economy15%4%11%
Gun violence27%8%11%
Crime & public safety16%7%11%
Immigration & border security13%8%11%
Inflation & prices9%5%10%

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CategoryWhiteBlackHispanic
COVID36%60%45%
Health care32%64%34%
Foreign policy31%49%36%
Climate change29%50%33%
Abortion access29%50%35%
The economy27%51%27%
Gun violence27%47%33%
Crime & public safety26%51%30%
Immigration & border security24%44%31%
Inflation & prices23%37%29%

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CategoryMaleFemale
COVID41%42%
Health care38%36%
Foreign policy38%34%
Climate change31%35%
Abortion access36%31%
The economy32%30%
Gun violence32%32%
Crime & public safety33%29%
Immigration & border security30%27%
Inflation & prices28%26%

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CategoryUrbanSuburbanRural
COVID52%41%25%
Health care50%34%21%
Foreign policy45%34%20%
Climate change46%33%17%
Abortion access42%33%19%
The economy46%28%15%
Gun violence44%30%15%
Crime & public safety43%28%17%
Immigration & border security43%25%16%
Inflation & prices39%25%17%

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Category18-2930-4445-6465+
COVID55%44%34%39%
Health care41%40%33%36%
Foreign policy41%37%31%36%
Climate change36%36%29%34%
Abortion access37%36%30%32%
The economy32%32%29%31%
Gun violence36%32%28%33%
Crime & public safety33%32%30%28%
Immigration & border security38%33%23%25%
Inflation & prices32%29%24%27%

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CategoryNo HSHigh school graduateSome college2-year4-yearPost-grad
COVID29%41%39%42%42%50%
Health care21%37%32%34%37%51%
Foreign policy16%32%30%33%38%50%
Climate change16%32%29%33%34%51%
Abortion access31%29%29%29%36%47%
The economy4%30%28%36%28%46%
Gun violence12%33%27%27%31%48%
Crime & public safety24%31%22%32%29%47%
Immigration & border security30%29%22%34%25%41%
Inflation & prices16%28%24%27%24%42%

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CategoryExtremely importantSomewhat importantNot very importantNot at all important
COVID28%43%44%62%
Health care29%38%36%51%
Foreign policy26%35%36%53%
Climate change26%32%34%51%
Abortion access25%33%28%52%
The economy24%29%28%47%
Gun violence25%31%31%45%
Crime & public safety26%27%27%47%
Immigration & border security23%26%26%44%
Inflation & prices21%24%28%44%

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CategoryThe Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.The Bible is the word of God but not everything in it should be taken literally, word for word.The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word of God.Don't know.
COVID33%37%61%31%
Health care36%33%45%23%
Foreign policy30%30%51%25%
Climate change29%28%49%27%
Abortion access25%31%47%22%
The economy30%25%43%22%
Gun violence29%28%43%27%
Crime & public safety27%27%41%26%
Immigration & border security28%24%37%23%
Inflation & prices23%26%35%20%

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