Iowa adults are not happy with President Biden or his administration's performance, according to a new poll.
A 61% majority of Iowa adults disapprove of Biden's job performance, according to a Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll. Approximately 35% approve of his performance.
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This Biden disapproval trickles down into respondents' views of the nation as a whole, with 73% of Iowa respondents believing the nation is on the wrong track.
Only 20% of survey respondents approve of the nation's trajectory.
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This is up from historically low numbers in July, when a similar poll found only 10% of Iowa poll interviewees believed the nation was on the right path.
The latest Des Moines Register poll in the state's Senate races is turning heads, as it indicates 89-year-old Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley – who has served in the Senate for four decades – up by only three points over Democratic challenger and retired Navy Adm. Mike Franken.
The poll indicates a closer Senate contest than many believed and that Grassley’s facing his toughest re-election to date, losing a chunk of support from independent voters and six in 10 saying his age is a concern. However, the poll has yet to trigger any outside spending by pro-GOP groups to defend the longest serving Republican in the chamber.
Fox News' Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.
