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.
After losing White House, Democrats want party to change, poll finds. But in what way?
A plurality of Democrats believe that — after losing the White House — their party should shift toward the center, according to a new poll. In contrast, a similar share of Republicans want their party to remain the same.
Democratic Party strategist James Carville said President Trump’s rapid pace of fulfilling his executive duties is throwing ...
Former Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips blasted his party for "pathetically" protesting Elon Musk's recent ...
At a recent school board meeting Michigan teachers called for building the Educators Rank-and-File Committee to defend ...
Susan Swecker, who has led Virginia Democrats through a decade of ups and downs, is stepping down as party chairwoman.
House Democrats and party leadership have expressed frustration with progressive groups like MoveOn and Indivisible for ...
As Democrats ponder how best to position themselves for a looming spending confrontation, they are finding novel ways to put ...
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After emphatically losing 2024 election, Democrats are hoping their party changes – even if it means a more moderate stance ...
A Democratic strategist argued that President Trump's popularity can be credited to the fact he has adopted many practical ...
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