Both President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have net-negative approval ratings, a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows, though Biden appears to have emerged as the presidential candidate more voters will begrudgingly vote for. It may be a backhanded compliment, but one the likely Democratic nominee will surely take come November.The poll shows voters who have a negative opinion of both Trump and Biden overwhelmingly prefer Biden, 60 percent to 10 percent.> Good news data is pretty good:> > Biden’s lead with…> > RVs: 7 > Swing states: 6 > Black: 78 > Latino: 34 > Under 35: 23 > Women: 21 > Negative opinion of both candidates: 50> > Also 42% w/whites vs. 37% for HRC ’16 https://t.co/1nnvkuc9On> > — Bill Scher (@billscher) April 20, 2020NBC News notes that’s good news for the former vice president, although the rate of negative opinions increases with younger voters, which could be a warning sign. Still, the early returns look good for Biden, who leads Trump among a host of other demographics, as well.The NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll was conducted between April 13-15. The survey included 900 registered voters. The margin of error is 3.7 percentage points. Read the full results here.More stories from theweek.com When time stops A parade that killed thousands? 5 brutally funny cartoons about Dr. Fauci’s Trump troubles
