Overview

• A Gallup poll shows only 39% of Democrats trust their congressional leaders on the economy, a sharp drop from 80% in April 2024 and the lowest ever recorded.
• Chuck Schumer's favorability among New York Democrats has fallen to 52%, down from 73% a year ago, according to Siena College polling.
• A Marist University poll finds only 48% of New York Democrats believe Schumer should remain Senate leader, down from 50% in 2024.
• CNN analyst Harry Enten described the polling shifts as a 'revolt' within the Democratic Party, warning of potential primary challenges for Schumer.
• The polling declines come amid broader dissatisfaction with Democratic leaders’ handling of the economy and internal debates over party strategy.