A majority of voters believe that President Joe Biden is not in charge at the White House, instead believing that his top aides are pulling strings for the increasingly out-of-touch chief executive.

As Biden comes under increasing voter scrutiny, it appears that it is his aides that voters are focused on as the real power in the White House.

For example, in a new Rasmussen Reports survey shared with Secrets, just 9% believe Biden’s wife, Jill, “is actually making decisions at the White House.”

In the top slot are “senior political advisers,” at 39%. But, ominously, 32% of likely voters told Rasmussen that “someone else” is the controlling force at the 81-year-old’s White House.

The polling house did not ask who, but there have been multiple reports today that former President Barack Obama is playing role in the White House, both to help the president survive politically and cheer on efforts to force Biden out of his reelection bid, opening the door for Vice President Kamala Harris to potentially become the first black female president.

Overall, 52% of voters said that they did not believe Biden was in charge, while 38% said they did.

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And a majority of likely voters, 55%, said that they do not believe that Biden is up to the physical and mental challenges of the job.

Biden has failed several public tests recently to show that he’s fit enough to be president for over four more years should he win reelection. The next test comes later Thursday when he is expected to field some questions at a press conference following the NATO summit he hosted in Washington.