Quinnipiac: Biden Job-Approval Numbers Sink, Despite Solid Marks for Ketanji Brown Jackson

Some interesting results from a new Quinnipiac poll: 

Americans say 51 – 30 percent that the U.S. Senate should confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, while 19 percent did not offer an opinion.

Americans disapprove 52 – 27 percent of the way Republican Senators are handling the confirmation process of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, while 21 percent did not offer an opinion.

But Jackson has done nothing to help Biden’s job-approval rating: 

Americans give President Joe Biden a negative 36 – 55 percent job approval rating with 10 percent not offering an opinion.

Registered voters give him a negative 38 – 55 percent job approval rating with 7 percent not offering an opinion.

On his handling of the economy, Americans give Biden a negative 34 – 58 percent job approval rating.

That’s a four-point net drop in Biden’s job approval among American adults since Quinnipiac released its last poll on March 16.