A majority of respondents in a poll released Wed. said they believe President Biden acted inappropriately in retaining classified records after he left the Obama Administration, but only about a third at this point believe he should face criminal charges.
of 1,214 registered voters found 60% think Biden mishandled the documents, including 84% of Republicans, 60% of independents and 38% of Democrats.
Some 71% of respondents said they believe the discovery of the documents is either “very” or “somewhat” serious, including majorities of Republicans, Democrats and every other major polling demographic. Just 37% of voters think Biden should face criminal charges related to the records, but there are sharp divisions along partisan lines—62% of Republicans said he should be charged, while just 7% of Democrats and 39% of independents hold that view.
Both Republican and Democratic voters are closely following news about the case, according to the poll, with 73% of Republican respondents saying they are following developments “very” or “somewhat” closely, along with 71% of Republicans and 65% of independents.36%. That’s Biden’s latest approval rating, according to the Quinnipiac poll—far lower than the 43.7% approval Biden holds in
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