Biden’s Approval Rating Among Black Americans Down 32 Points From July: Poll

President Joe Biden has seen a decline in his approval rating among Black Americans since the summer.

According to a Marquette Law School Poll released on Thursday, 56% of Black Americans say they approve of Biden’s job performance while 43% disapprove.

That represents a 32 point drop from July when 88% of Black Americans approved, and 10% did not approve.

“The trend in approval by race and ethnicity since July shows a very substantial decline in approval among Black adults, with smaller but consistent declines among white and Hispanic respondents,” the poll noted.

As the poll shows, Biden has received his highest marks from Black Americans throughout the year.

National Journal’s Josh Kraushaar called the decline in Biden’s approval rating among Black adults “alarming” for Democrats.

Among Hispanic voters, 51% approve of Biden’s performance, and 48% disapprove.

That is down from a 56% approval rating in July.

And among white voters, 40% approve of the president’s job performance while 60% disapprove.

Biden made history during the 2020 presidential election when he selected then-Sen. Kamala Harris to be his running mate — making her the first woman and first woman of color to be elected vice president.