Poll: 52% of voters say Biden should resign, 60% favor impeachment

According to a Rasmussen Reports poll, 52% of American voters believe President Biden should resign as a result of his handling of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, while 60% believe he should be impeached.

According to the poll:

• 75% of Republicans, 48% of Independents, and 32% of Democrats think Biden should resign. Those who disagree number 39%, with 9% not sure.
• A total of 83% of Republicans believe Biden deserves to be impeached, with 58% Independents and 40% of Democrats agreeing.
• Only 38% of voters think Vice President Harris is qualified to be president, 25% say she’s very qualified, and 33% of Democrats believe she isn’t qualified at all.

The president’s scrambling to defend the withdrawal and turn the public’s attention to other issues has flopped, according to the survey.

Reader Alert: Last night we recorded a new low single-overnight approval result in President Biden's job approval history and today he will set a record low in our 3-day rolling approval avg. And this is not even the worst news we have from all voters for him this morning.

— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 1, 2021

The poll was conducted Aug. 30-31 of 1,000 likely American voters.

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has introduced a package to impeach Biden. She reiterated her call after the withdrawal went south, saying, “It’s time for Congress to hold this administration accountable. Joe Biden must be impeached. Immediately.”

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