Record low for the Democratic Party Inexpensive reviews in the new national survey

According to a new national survey, the favorable evaluations of the Democratic Party fall on new lows.

Only 29% of the CNN survey published on Sunday that they have a favorable view of the party, 54% of which have an unfavorable view.

This is a record for CNN surveys of more than three decades.

The favor of the Democrats has decreased by four points since the beginning of the second business trip of President Donald Trump in the White House, and it has been a fall of 20 points from January 2021, shortly before the start of the former president Joe Biden.

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Only 63% of the Democrats and Democratically directed independent gifts in the survey, at the beginning of the bid administration, a favorable view of the party of 72% in January and after 81% four years ago.

The Democratic Party is in the political wilderness after the elections last November took the Republicans' setbacks over the White House and the Senate and defended their fragile house majority.

According to the CNN survey, the favorable assessment for the GOP is 36%, with 48% containing an unfavorable view of the Republican Party.

The favorable evaluation of the GOP is unchanged from January, with the unfavorable rating increasing four points.

The new survey of CNN, which was carried out by SSRS from March 6 to 9, follows a national survey by Quinnipiac University in the past month, which made headlines by pointing out that the favor of the Democrats in their surveys until 2009 also achieved an all -time low.

Senator Chuck Schumer will be put on stage on August 20, 2024 during the democratic national convention in Chicago. (Reuters/Mike Segar)

The new CNN survey also shows that Democrats with a margin of 57% to 42% say that their leaders should usually work to stop the GOP agenda instead of trying to find common properties with republicans.

This is a postponement of the survey at the beginning of Trump's first term when almost three quarters of the Democrats said that their party was supposed to work with Republicans.

The survey was carried out by 10 Democrats in the Senate before the move last week, including the minority leader Chuck Schumer, DN.Y. to coordinate for a GOP-designed expenditure law for the federal government, which held a state closure.

The move made many links that want their party to defend a harder point of view in Trump's agenda.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Tom Williams/Getty Images)

In the survey, the respondents were also asked to name the political leader, which they “best reflect the basic values ​​of the party”.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from New York calls ten percent of the democratically oriented adults. 9 percent said that former Vice President Kamala Harris, the 8% progressive champion, Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont, and 6% of Rep. Hakeem Jeffries from New York, the top democrat of the house in the house. More than three out of 10 messengers no answer.