Democratic Party Favorability Hits Record Low as Calls to Oppose Trump Intensify

New polls show growing dissatisfaction among Democratic voters, with many urging leaders to take a harder stance against President Trump and the GOP majority.

A new NBC News poll finds the Democratic Party's favorability rating at an all-time low of 27%, the lowest since 1990 in their polling history.
CNN's latest survey reports a similar trend, with only 29% of Americans holding a favorable view of the Democratic Party, a record low in their polling since 1992.
Frustration among Democratic voters is rising, with a majority (57% in CNN's poll) urging the party to focus on opposing the Republican agenda rather than seeking bipartisan compromises.
Criticism of Democratic leaders, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, has grown after 10 Senate Democrats voted to advance a GOP-authored spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
The Democratic Party's internal divisions and lack of a clear leader have further fueled dissatisfaction, with no single figure emerging as a unifying voice among voters.