Poll: Democratic voters driven by Trump opposition more than party platform
The survey found 54% of Democratic voters want to stop Trump and Republicans, while 46% say they are backing Democrats’ own agenda.
- On Sunday, a CBS News/YouGov poll found 54 percent of Democratic voters intend to vote to stop President Donald Trump and Republicans from enacting their agenda, while 46 percent primarily support their own party's policies.
- Younger voters, specifically Generation Z, are fueling a surge of populist candidates entering the electoral scene, a trend Brookings Institution expert Elaine Kamarck attributes to a generation "traumatized by the pandemic and affordability issues."
- Drawing on working-class disenchantments, new candidates like Montana-based smokejumper Sam Forstag and union ironworker Brian Poindexter of Brook Park City, Ohio, are running against both the Republican Party and the Democratic establishment.
- Forstag argued that when legislation passes, "half the money goes to the corporations," citing corporate presence in government as his rationale for running for office.
- Whether a coalition led by young voters can propel candidates like Denver-based lawyer Melat Kiros to victory remains the "looming riddle" Senator Bernie Sanders encountered in 2020; Kiros defeated her incumbent by 13 points.
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CBS Poll: Opposition to Trump Drives More Democratic Midterm Voters Than Support for Party Agenda
A new CBS News/YouGov poll found that a majority of likely Democratic voters are primarily motivated by stopping President Donald Trump and Republicans, while most ... The post CBS Poll: Opposition to Trump Drives More Democratic Midterm Voters Than Support for Party Agenda first appeared on [your]NEWS.
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For populist Democrats, a movement fueled by anger at both parties
A Montana wilderness firefighter, an Ohio ironworker and a lawyer who worked as a barista in Colorado while pursuing a doctorate would appear to have little in common. But all three represent a profusion in the midterm elections of antiestablishment populist Democrats who share, or at least seek to channel, the welling vexations of the American electorate.
Democratic Midterm Voters Driven More by Blocking Trump Than Advancing Party Policies
Washington, D.C. — Democratic voters heading into the November midterms are more motivated by stopping President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans than by advancing their own party’s policies, according to a new CBS News/YouGov poll. The survey found 54% of Democratic voters said their main reason for supporting Democratic congressional candidates was to prevent Trump and Republicans from enacting their agenda. Another 46% said they wer…
Poll: Democratic voters driven by Trump opposition more than party platform
A new poll shows that Democratic voters are more driven to cast their ballots in the November midterms elections out of their opposition to President Trump more so than the party's platform. The CBS News/YouGov poll released Sunday found that 54 percent of Democratic voters said they will vote for their Democratic candidate to Congress...
Most Democrats Motivated by Opposition to Trump
“A new poll shows that Democratic voters are more driven to cast their ballots in the November midterms elections out of their opposition to President Trump more so than the party’s platform,” NewsNation reports. “The CBS News/YouGov poll released Sunday found that 54 percent of Democratic voters said they will vote for their Democratic candidate […]
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