US presidents' approval ratings when they left office, ranked

The analysis of nearly 90 years of Gallup presidential approval polls reveals a fascinating ranking of US presidents based on their approval ratings when they left office, from Harry Truman to Joe Biden. Notably, Jimmy Carter holds the lowest approval rating, while Barack Obama enjoyed the highest, reflecting varying public sentiments during their terms. This ranking provides insight into how different political climates and challenges influenced public perception of presidential performance, underscoring the importance of public approval as a gauge of a president's legacy and effectiveness.