According to The Economist/YouGov poll, incumbent President Joe Biden's rival in the battle for the nomination as the Democratic challenger is rated positively by 49% of respondents and negatively by only 30%.
According to the survey, Kennedy's net rating is 19 points, higher than any other challenger. In particular, Biden's net rating is negative and makes up minus 9 points - only 45 per cent of Americans give a positive assessment of the US President, while the opposite is true for 52 per cent of those questioned.
As for the contenders to the post of the head of state in the Republican Party, the leading candidate, the former U.S. leader Donald Trump does not have a positive rating - his index is at minus 10 points, the politician has 43% of positive assessments against 53% of negative ones. Kennedy's score, however, as noted by Forbes, is more mixed, as 21% of Americans could not describe their feelings about the politician.
Earlier, Kennedy said that the conflict in Ukraine began because of the provocations of the United States.