Obama Job Approval Ratings: President's Economic Ratings Hit Lowest Level With Only 24 Percent Support

President Barack Obama's economic ratings have hit the lowest level of his presidency even as unemployment continues to decline and his administration has touted the creation of millions of jobs since 2009. Obama's underwhelming approval ratings come as Democrats are campaigning to keep control of the U.S. Senate and to take back the U.S. House just weeks before the 2014 midterm elections.

A CNBC All-America Economic survey released Tuesday shows only 24 percent of Americans are extremely or quite confident with Obama's economic record, down from 33 percent in June 2013, the previous low-point for the Obama administration. The survey found 44 percent of Americans had no confidence at all in Obama's economic policies. Obama's approval ratings declined among all demographics, and only 45 percent of Democrats expressed confidence with how he handled the 2009 global recession.

One ray of hope for Obama and Democrats ahead of the midterm elections is that Americans like Congress even less than they like Obama. Only 11 percent of those polled said they were extremely or quite confident in Republican economic policies, compared with 16 percent support for Democrats in Congress. That could help Democratic lawmakers keep control of the Senate, though it likely won't make much of a difference in the Republican-controlled House, where voting districts favor the GOP.