People who suffer from the affects of “Bidenomics” are now criticizing President Joe Biden and his economic advisers.

In its most recent economic survey, Gallup stated early on Monday that the level of trust in Biden’s “stewardship” of the economy is “historically low.”

The pollster claims that under Biden, voters’ confidence in a president seeking reelection to turn around the economy is at its lowest point since Gallup began monitoring the measure.

“Americans’ confidence in President Biden to recommend or do the moral thing for the economy is among the lowest that Gallup has measured for any sitting president since 2001,” the pollster stated Monday morning. The pollster added, “Americans are less optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy than they have been in recent months, and their concern about inflation persists.”

It is not just Biden, either. The level of confidence in Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is at an all-time low, and the situation for legislative leaders is also dire. Furthermore, even if more people believe that former President Donald Trump would make a better economic steward, he is still in the negative.

According to Gallup, Biden is not the only politician dealing with a cynical public; other prominent figures with trust scores below 50% include Republican contender for president Donald Trump, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, and Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress.

However, they have far less faith in Biden than in Trump.

According to a Gallup poll, 46% of American adults believe that Trump would act or suggest actions that will benefit the economy “a great lot” or “a fair amount,” compared to lower percentages who think the same about Biden (38%), Powell (39%), and Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress (38% and 36%, respectively).

Up until recently, Biden ran his campaign on the slogan “Bidenomics,” stating that conditions had never been better. But for months, respondents have been telling pollsters that they think Bidenomics would result in greater costs, poorer earnings, and a far worse standard of living. Consequently, Biden has ceased promoting Bidenomics.

Partisanship, according to the pollster, has a significant impact on how people see the leaders. However, in a reelection, the incumbent is typically under more pressure than the opponent, which is bad for Biden.

The “bottom line,” according to Gallup, is that Biden is at risk due to the economy. “In addition to having the lowest economic rating of any president running for reelection since Gallup started monitoring this in 2001, Biden’s poor rating might have a big impact on the race since independents trust his opponent more than him.”