President Joe Biden’s approval rating dipped to a new low in the latest opinion poll by ABC News and Washington Post.

Of those polled, 36% said they approve of the job Biden is doing, 6 points lower than the month before and 1 point less than his previous poll low in early 2022.

Some 56% of those polled said they disapproved of the job he was doing with 68% feeling Biden, 80, is too old for another term. Only 32% said they felt Biden had the “mental sharpness it takes to serve effectively as president,” compared to 63% who do not.

Even Democrats seem unsold on Biden. A majority of Democrats sold – 58% – said they would rather their party pick someone else to be the presidential nominee.

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The poll showed Biden was falling behind former president Trump, the Republican he defeated to win the White House in 2020. In a race with Biden and Trump as candidates, 38% said they would definitely or probably vote for the president, compared to 44% who would definitely or probably back Trump.

Biden also trailed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in a 2024 hypothetical matchup. Biden polled at 37% to DeSantis’ 42%. DeSantis has not made an official announcement of his candidacy but is widely expected to.

The poll was conducted by phone April 28-May 3 with responses from 1,006 adults across the country. The margin of error is plus/minus 3.5 percentage points. Of those polled, 900 were registered voters, 396 described themselves as Democrats, 438 were Republican.