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Approval You need to know It's important to check the credibility interval when looking at different demographics in this poll. Credibility interval measures the level of precision, and polls of smaller demographic groups will be less precise. Read more in the methodology below. • Party • Race • Education • Community • Gender • Age • Income • Residence Notes from the newsroom Biden's approval rating at 40%, Americans concerned about immigration May 10, 2023 U.S. President Joe Biden's public approval was at 40% in recent days, close to the lowest level of his presidency, with Americans unhappy about his handling of immigration and inflation, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll showed. The three-day poll, which ended on Sunday, showed a marginal increase in Biden's popularity from last month, when 39% of respondents said they approved of his performance as president. The poll has a margin of error of three percentage points. The economy remained respondents' top concern amid high rates of inflation and a push by central bankers to tame prices by raising interest rates, which has made mortgages and car loans costlier. The looming Thursday expiration of COVID-19 rules that have blocked many foreigners from crossing into the United States to seek asylum has also become a subject of concern. Long lines of migrants have amassed this week in the Mexican border city of Tijuana waiting for the policy to expire. The Reuters/Ipsos poll found 54% of respondents - including 77% of Republicans and ...

NEW YORK, June 12 (Reuters) - U.S. first lady Jill Biden on Monday embarked on a fundraising tour to build up President Joe Biden's re-election campaign coffers, telling a well-heeled Manhattan crowd of nearly 50 people that her husband "knows how to get things done." The event was hosted at the Upper East Side home of Barry Ginsburg and his wife Merle, whose wealth comes from real estate and other ventures. Jill Biden is set to be a key messenger for her husband on the campaign trail, including at important stops to raise hundreds of millions from the wealthy in the coming months for what may be the priciest U.S. election in history. The first lady said that the president, who had a root canal procedure on Monday, asked his supporters to be "optimistic" when she visited him before embarking on the fundraising campaign. "Tell them to be optimistic, because I am, so let's finish the job," she said, relaying the president's message at the event attended by Reuters. She is scheduled for two fundraising events in San Francisco on Tuesday and another for donors in Los Angeles on Wednesday. President Biden raised more than $1 billion in 2020 and faces questions from donors about whether the 80-year-old should pass the torch to younger leadership. "We are grateful for your support, but we need to keep this momentum going," Jill Biden said while recounting the administration's effort in creating 13 million jobs, boosting bipartisan cooperation and closing a debt ceiling agreement ...