The 2024 election could be between two challengers who are almost equally unpopular among American voters.
had an approval rating of 48 percent just before he won his second term in office in 2004.
Notably, the 2024 presidential race could see two equally unpopular challengers face each other. While at the moment it is not yet clear who'll be the candidate for each party, Donald Trump has officially announced a bid for the presidency, and Biden is expected to announce his candidacy soon. Running with a low approval rate is nothing new for Trump. The former president won in 2016 while being actively disliked by many Americans, with 61 percent of voters either having an unfavorable opinion of Trump or disliking him. He was the first president to win with less than 40 percent total favorable rating—though he was the fifth to secure the presidency despite losing the popular vote.
According to FiveThirtyEight's latest data, Trump's approval rating sat at 38.6 percent as of January 20, with 57.9 percent of Americans disapproving of the embattled former president. The number of voters disapproving of Trump is the highest it has ever been since January 2017. At the moment, a number of recent polls show that Biden would beat Trump should the two have a rematch in 2024. A series of nationwide polls collated by FiveThirtyEight and ran between December 2022 and January 2023 show Biden always a few percentage points ahead of Trump in voters' preferences. It would likely be the first time that such unpopular candidates face each other at the polls.
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