evidence: Voters cited a number of policy areas that disappointed them, including insufficient moves to address climate change and Biden’s inability to fully cancel student loan debt or codify Roe v. Wade, as the president deals with a closely divided Congress. However, Biden’s response to the Israel-Hamas war may be having the greatest effect on his relationship with this voter bloc. [...] "I mean, he made a lot of really big promises in his campaign and virtually none of them were followed through on," said Austin Kapp, a 25-year-old living in Castle Rock, Colorado. "I mean, he could have codified Roe v. Wade, he could have stood up for the rights of people all over the country, he could have done a lot of things, but he didn’t." While Biden and Democrats pushed to codify the protections of Roe at the federal level, congressional realities made legislative efforts impossible. A vote to codify Roe in May 2022 failed in the Senate, with Biden lashing out at Republicans afterward and urging voters to "elect more pro-choice senators this November, and return a pro-choice majority to the House." Democrats kept the Senate but lost the House in November 2022.