Overview
- Just 18% approve and 73% disapprove of Democrats in Congress in Quinnipiac’s Dec. 11–15 survey of 1,035 registered voters (±3.9).
- Net approval stands at -55 overall and -61 with independents, according to CNN analyst Harry Enten.
- Support among Democratic voters flipped from roughly +22 in October to -6 now, reflecting an intra-party backlash.
- Despite the slump, 47% of voters say they prefer Democrats to control the House compared with 43% for Republicans.
- Congressional Republicans also rate poorly overall at 35% approve and 58% disapprove, though GOP voters remain largely supportive of their lawmakers.