The Democrat Party is in full-blown collapse as the latest NBC News poll reveals a devastating reality.
With the nation rejecting their radical policies and endless failures, only 7% of Americans still have a “very positive” view of the Democrats — marking an all-time low in NBC News polling history dating back to 1990, according to the far-left network.
And only 27% of registered voters say they view the Democrat Party “positively.”
Americans are rejecting the radical left. And it’s not just Republicans who are sick of the Democrats’ disastrous policies—nearly 20% of their own voters have turned on them, disgusted by the party’s lack of leadership and direction.
“With these numbers, the Democratic Party isn’t in need of a rebrand—it needs a complete system reboot,” said Jeff Horwitt, a Democrat pollster from Hart Research Associates who helped conduct the survey alongside GOP pollster Bill McInturff of Public Opinion Strategies.
Meanwhile, a staggering 55% of voters have a negative view of the party, including 38% who say they hold very negative feelings toward the Democrats.
NBC News reported:
“With these numbers, the Democratic Party is not in need of a rebrand. It needs to be rebooted,” said Democratic pollster Jeff Horwitt of Hart Research Associates, who conducted the survey along with GOP pollster Bill McInturff of Public Opinion Strategies.
The slump is partially driven by fed-up Democrats, according to the polling data, after they watched their party lose to Trump in 2024. And now, in a reversal from Trump’s first term, self-identified Democratic voters say they want their party to hold the line on their positions even if it leads to gridlock, rather than focus on finding areas of compromise with the president.
The poll illustrates the angst within the party driving backlash against the Senate Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who sided with Republicans on a Friday procedural vote to advance a GOP-designed spending bill and avert a government shutdown.
“When Donald Trump wakes up in the morning and says, ‘You’re doing the right things, Senate Democrats’ — we don’t feel that is the right place to be,” Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., the House Democratic Caucus chair, said Friday.
Back in April 2017, 59% of Democrats said they wanted congressional Democrats to make compromises with Trump to gain consensus on legislation, with 33% saying they should stick to their positions even if that means not being able to get things done in Washington.
Now, that sentiment has completely flipped. Almost two-thirds of Democrats, 65%, say they want congressional Democrats to stick to their positions even if that risks sacrificing bipartisan progress, and just 32% want them to make legislative compromises with Trump.
The Gateway Pundit reported earlier that the Democrat Party is in crisis, with its favorability plunging to a record low, according to a CNN poll conducted by SSRS last March 6-9.
Even the far-left network couldn’t hide the reality: Americans are fed up with the radical policies, incompetence, and endless political warfare pushed by today’s Democrats.
The poll reveals that only 29% of Americans hold a favorable view of the Democrat Party—a historic low in CNN’s polling history dating back to 1992.
That’s a 20-point drop since Joe Biden took office in 2021, when the liberal establishment still clung to the illusion that his presidency would be a success.
According to the CNN poll, just 63% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents now say they have a favorable view of their own party—a massive decline from 81% in 2021. Meanwhile, Republicans remain strongly united, with 79% of GOP voters expressing a positive view of their party.
Even among independents, who play a crucial role in elections, the numbers are devastating for Democrats. Just 19% of independents have a favorable view of the Democratic Party, compared to 20% for Republicans.
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