Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Of Joe Biden's Coronavirus Relief Law, Poll Shows

Democrats, independents and Republicans all support Biden's relief law. The support was highest among Democrats, with 95 percent saying they approve of the legislation. Notably, 69 percent of independent voters agreed.

Republican voters were evenly split, with 48 percent saying they oppose the legislation and 44 percent expressing support for it.

Republicans in Congress, meanwhile, have repeatedly slammed Biden and his colleagues for providing economic relief to businesses and the American people amid the COVID-19 pandemic, accusing the Democratic Party of indulging in reckless spending.

Stimulus checks and extended unemployment benefits appear to be the most popular provisions in Biden's coronavirus relief law, with voters across the political spectrum approving of them.

As Morning Consult economist John Leer explained in a statement, "The broad-based, bipartisan support for stimulus checks is evidence of the broad awareness that many Americans need a lifeline right now."

"It’s no surprise the extension of unemployment benefits is also extremely popular: Americans acknowledge unemployed workers deserve additional financial support until job growth resumes," Leer added.

The passage of the $1.9 trillion relief bill seems to be fueling an increase in Biden's approval ratings. In the poll, 62 percent of voters said they approve of the job Biden is doing as president. Only 34 percent said they disapprove of the Democrat's performance in the White House.

Earlier this month, Biden's approval rating stood at 51 percent, according to a survey from Monmouth University. The same poll recorded a major uptick in the president's disapproval ratings, but the passage of the relief bill appears to have reversed that.

As reported by CNN, Biden's law includes up to $1,400 per person stimulus payments, $300 in unemployment benefits and an increase in the child tax credit of up to $3,600 per child. The legislation also includes financial aid for state and local governments, assistance for small businesses and funds for COVID-19 vaccine research and distribution.

Biden described the legislation as "historic," adding that it "is about rebuilding the backbone of this country and giving people in this nation, working people, middle class folks, people who built the country, a fighting chance."