As Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden prepares to address his party's national convention, 42% of Americans said in recent days that they have a favorable impression of him, according to the latest PBS NewsHour/NPR/Marist poll. However, a higher number -- 49% -- said they have an unfavorable impression of Biden.⠀
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Still, Biden scores higher than President Donald Trump. In the poll, 60% of Americans said they have an unfavorable impression of the incumbent, who is slated to receive the Republican nomination next week. A little more than a third of U.S. adults said they have a favorable impression of Trump.⠀
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Along the political divide, 83% of Democrats say they have a favorable impression of Biden, along with 38% of independents and 11% of Republicans. Those who have an unfavorable impression of the Democratic presidential nominee include 85% of Republicans, 51% of independents and 12% of Democrats.
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