US Democrats Hit Record Low in Approval Ratings Following Trump's Return to Presidency

A CNN poll reveals the Democratic Party's approval has fallen to 29%, its lowest since 1992, with leadership struggles and internal dissatisfaction cited as key factors.

The Democratic Party's approval rating has dropped to 29%, the lowest recorded since CNN began polling in 1992.
This marks a significant decline from 49% approval in January 2021, shortly after Donald Trump's first presidency ended.
Internal divisions and a lack of clear leadership have left Democratic voters uncertain, with no consensus on a preferred leader emerging.
A majority of Democratic voters (74%) favor collaboration with Republicans to influence legislation, while only 23% prefer a combative approach.
President Trump's approval rating stands at 47%, with 51% of Americans expressing dissatisfaction with his performance.