After years of President Biden's policies and influence in the White House, Americans have lost faith in his ability to save the economy, a new poll found.

Voter confidence about President Biden’s ability to make economic decisions is among the lowest in more than two decades. Gallup has tracked confidence in presidents to do the right thing on the economy since 2001,

People feeling the pain of “Bidenomics” are now putting the hurt on President Joe Biden and his economic team. In its latest economic survey released early Monday, Gallup said confidence in Biden’s “stewardship” of the economy is “historically low.

Judging by the national economy, President Joe Biden should be cruising to a second term. By most measures, the economy is better off now than when he took office in 2021. But Biden’s economic legacy is complicated by elevated interest rates and inflation.

A Gallup poll showed that confidence level in Biden's ability to do the right thing for the economy is among the lowest for any president since 2001