Fresh from signing its distinctive bipartisan infrastructure bill, United States President Joe Biden on Tuesday Trekked to New Hampshire, key country in the middle of the 2022 semester, to touting the demands of bills and reviving the polls that slumped.
Biden and Democratic Party bets that progress bipartisan and popular policies such as investing in infrastructure and creating jobs can win voters.
The Republican Party opposition party was divided into former President Donald Trump, his supporters’ January 6 attacked on the Capitol, and whether to work with Biden in regular governance.
“Apart from cynical, Democrats and Republicans, we can work together,” said Biden during an event performed on the NH 175 bridge, which local officials have been seeking funds for years of improvement.
Biden said the last 20 years saw the “backbone of this nation hole” by the lack of infrastructure investment and that the package of $ 1 trillion will help lift the middle class and make the country more competitive globally.
The Republican Party won the main election of this month by warning about inflation and taxes under Biden, and moved anger on cultural problems, and the number of Biden polls were in a decline.
New Hampshire is home to the US Senate and two contests of Congress for the current position held by Democrats, in the middle of the semester where the Biden Party was unable to suffer losses.
Biden went to Detroit on Wednesday to record investment in an electric vehicle, while Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit Columbus, Ohio, on Friday to highlight the package.
Busy travel schedules are intended to hammer the message of the message that the Democrats convey their promises.
Neil Levesque, Executive Director at New Hampshire Institute of Politics in Saint Anselm College, said it was no secret that Biden came to New Hampshire to help stem bleeding in front of 2022.
“My last polling showed that 68% of the people here New Hampshire believed in the country Being on the wrong path, and it’s a very devastating number for people who are petellings and are considered responsible for that feeling, “Levesque said.
In February, immediately after Biden served, 55% did it, his poll showed.
Wider concern, the middle semester election is always challenging for those holding the White House.
But the loss for Democrats this month in Virginia and New Jersey have raised wider concerns.
Senator New Hampshire Maggie Hassan, a Democrat, for the re-election in 2022, can face a close race, analysts said, despite the expected republic rival, Chris Sununu, decided to seek the governor election instead of challenging him.
Hassan has raised the amount of money in a consecutive quarter and leaning into bipartisan infrastructure bills, curled the country in recent weeks to visit a water treatment plant, solar agriculture and other projects to glance on the need for public investment.
“The steps that I help fight for this bill will strengthen our community, our JumpStart Economy, and create a good job, and I hope to work with the administration to get this dollar to the new Hampshire as soon as possible,” Hassan said in a statement for Reuters .
Biden job approval rating in New Hampshire – which he brought 7.4 percentage points by 2020 – sitting around 44%, according to the latest state poll conducted in October by Saint Anselm College.
All congressional delegates, all Democrats, are now under water in job approval, polls show.