The poll, which surveyed 2,228 adults from January 4 to 8, found that 58 percent of respondents did not approve of Biden's performance. This drop in approval rating puts Biden below his predecessor Donald Trump, who reached a low of 36 percent approval during his time in office. The only president to have a lower rating than Biden in recent history is George W. Bush, who experienced a similar decline from 2006 to 2008.

The poll also highlighted concerns about Biden's physical and mental ability, with only 28 percent of respondents believing he has the mental sharpness needed for the job, and the same proportion stating that he is in good physical shape. In contrast, 47 percent of respondents believed Trump had the mental sharpness for the job, and 57 percent believed he had the physical strength.

Economic concerns have been a significant factor undermining Biden's approval rating, with only 13 percent of Americans stating that they have become better off since he took office. However, this marks a slight improvement from the 37-year-record set last year when 44 percent stated they were not as well off.

While Biden led the likely Republican candidate on the question of honesty and trustworthiness, with 41 percent believing he possessed these qualities compared to 26 percent for Trump, his overall approval rating remains a cause for concern.

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