Democratic Party, Gallup poll

Democratic Voters Tell Party To Chill Out With All The Left-Wing Nonsense: POLL
Democratic voters are craving moderation following a grueling election cycle for the party’s candidates during which a majority of Americans appeared to reject left-wing policies at the ballot box. Approximately 45% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents would like the Democratic Party to become “more moderate,
Democrats Want Party To Move Right, Poll Finds
It found that 45 percent of Democratic respondents wanted the party to become "more moderate," compared to 34 percent in 2021. The poll also found that Democrats are less satisfied with the state of party politics, with 22 percent wanting the party to stay the same, down from 31 percent in 2021.
New Gallup poll: Democrats increasingly want party to become more moderate
Gallup found that 45% of Democrats and independents who identified as “leaning” toward the Democratic Party said in a survey conducted last month they would rather it become more moderate In 2021,
After losing White House, Democrats want party to change, poll finds. But in what way?
After losing the White House, nearly half of Democrats, 45%, want the party to become more moderate, according to a new poll. Image from Kelly Sikkema, UnSplash A plurality of Democrats believe that — after losing the White House — their party should shift toward the center,
Dem voters say party should be more moderate; Republican voters content with GOP: Poll
Niall Stanage and Dan Joseph react to a new Gallup poll showing that democratic voters want party to become more moderate.
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The Democratic Party doesn't respect Black Americans. I'm leaving it behind. | Opinion
The Democratic Party consistently relies on Black voters to secure power, only to sideline our needs once elections are over. This is not an endorsement of the Republican Party. Their war on ...
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CNN Poll: Most Democrats think their party needs major change, while the GOP coalesces around Trump
Only 49% of Democratic-aligned adults say they expect their party’s congressional representatives to be even somewhat effective at resisting GOP policies, while more than 9 in 10 Republican ...