Approaching the 1932 president election, what was the public opinion of Herbert Hoover?

Answer: Hoover lost the election because of public dissatisfaction.

Explanation:

Not satisfied with the results and ideas that Hoover brought about the economic depression, the public was outraged. Due to Hoover's inability to cope with financial hardship, millions of Americans have lived in poverty and found themselves on the street.

Due to his stubbornness, he refused to acknowledge that the country was in crisis and blindly believed that his reforms would come to the fore. The pinnacle of discontent occurred the moment he sent cavalry to the demonstration, forcibly breaking the peaceful protest.