Approval for U.S. leadership across NATO countries in 2024 was lower than in the first three years of President Biden's term, according to a report. gallup poll It was released on Monday.
In 2024, the median approval rating for U.S. leadership among adults in NATO countries will be 35%, the lowest in four years under the Biden administration. The median disapproval rate was 51 percent.
The results for 2024 are slightly different from previous years. Median support was 40 percent in 2023, 38 percent in 2022, and 41 percent in 2021. The median disapproval rate was 49 percent in 2023, 48 percent in 2022, and 38 percent in 2021.
Overall, Mr. Biden enjoys higher approval ratings across NATO countries than when Mr. Trump was in the White House.
In 2020, Trump's final year in office, 18% of adults in NATO countries approved of US leadership, while 72% disapproved. By comparison, Trump took office in 2017 with a median approval rating of 25% for U.S. leadership and a median disapproval rating of 59%.
The study includes 1,000 interviews with adults from 30 NATO countries in 2024. The margin of error is 3.4 to 4.9 percentage points.
The document was released hours before Biden delivered his final foreign policy speech. Monday afternoon's speech will focus on the administration's efforts to strengthen America's standing in the world and will be delivered at the State Department in Washington, D.C., a senior administration official said.
The president is expected to talk about America's place on the world stage when he takes office for the first time in 2021, and argue that the United States will be in a stronger position over the next four years. He will also claim that international alliances and partnerships are stronger than they have been under any previous administration.
