DNC Party approval rating drops to 39%

[hislegacy]

Democratic Party Favorable Rating - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

Can this party possibly recover?

 

[NothingIsImpossible]

I've seen many democrats say they are disgusted with how the DNC is. They said even though they don't like Trump at all, they way people are acting is ridiculous and makes the party look bad. Like constant negative news about Trump such as misspelling something or complaining about him putting ketchup on steak. I have to agree, at this point its childish behavior. I mean its fine if you don't like him and have a news story of value. But the attacks now are ludicrous. Even attacking Ivanka on her products. On Amazon they left thousands of 1 star reviews just to be mean. Thankfully a day after people supported her and actually not only bought her stuff but left 5 star ratings. It became the number one product on Amazon at that time.

 

[hislegacy]

Nancy Pelosi is even lower

 

[hislegacy]

With all the atrump hatred even Elizabeth Warren is looking iffy.

 

[joshua 1 9]

It became the number one product on Amazon at that time.

Looks like she is doing very well if she can sell this much perfume at this high of a price. At one time this amount of money was almost equal to a week's pay for me. The Trump family is not hurting for money right now, that is for sure. They have one of the most popular brands in the world. I thought at first they would be a target for terrorism and that has not turned out to be the case at all. Business is very good for them right now.

 

[Cimorene]

At least their unfavorable rating isn't as bad as the Republican Party's.
Republican Party Favorable Rating - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

 

[hislegacy]

At least their unfavorable rating isn't as bad as the Republican Party's.
Republican Party Favorable Rating - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

Yeah, that 1.9% edge is huge.

 

[LoAmmi]

I've seen many democrats say they are disgusted with how the DNC is. They said even though they don't like Trump at all, they way people are acting is ridiculous and makes the party look bad. Like constant negative news about Trump such as misspelling something or complaining about him putting ketchup on steak. I have to agree, at this point its childish behavior. I mean its fine if you don't like him and have a news story of value. But the attacks now are ludicrous. Even attacking Ivanka on her products. On Amazon they left thousands of 1 star reviews just to be mean. Thankfully a day after people supported her and actually not only bought her stuff but left 5 star ratings. It became the number one product on Amazon at that time.

The DNC needs to attack policy and not personality. The problem is that they don't want to put forward the policies that would attract people to them. Sanders is the one who energized the left but the DNC doesn't want to go that way. It was Democrats voting against it that defeated the proposal to let people import medicine in from Canada at a much lower cost than they can get the in the US. Yes, Republicans voted against it, but enough Republicans voted for it that it should have passed.

 

[cow451]

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Democratic Party Favorable Rating - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

Can this party possibly recover?

Good question. They were instrumental in getting Mr Trump elected and many Americans will not forget soon.

 

[Ana the Ist]

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Democratic Party Favorable Rating - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

Can this party possibly recover?

A Huffington Post poll isn't exactly valid. I thought this would be a Pew or Gallup poll when I clicked on the thread...

 

[Cimorene]

Yeah, that 1.9% edge is huge.

Welp, you thought it was so significant that the Democratic approval rating dropped to 48.2% you made a thread all about it. So a post pointing out that the Republican party's approval rating dropped even more, to 50.6% is completely appropriate.

 

[Gadarene]

"Can this party ever recover" he asks, citing a graph that shows the Dems recovering from the same lower approval rating in the past

 

[tulc]

Yeah, that 1.9% edge is huge.

...President Trump lost the popular vote by a bigger margin that that (2.1%).
tulc(is just sayn')

 

[NothingIsImpossible]

Sanders is the one who energized the left but the DNC doesn't want to go that way.

Which is sad because I would have maybe voted for him over Trump or Hillary.

 

[Jeffwhosoever]

Here is another poll that corroborates the OP.

Poll shows Democratic Party less popular than Trump

 

[hislegacy]

Welp, you thought it was so significant that the Democratic approval rating dropped to 48.2% you made a thread all about it. So a post pointing out that the Republican party's approval rating dropped even more, to 50.6% is completely appropriate.

That would be 38.9%.

 

[DaisyDay]

Nancy Pelosi is even lower

DNC isn't the Democratic Party, it's the Democratic National Committee.

BTW, this isn't so different from the Republican Party ratings poll which has 50.6% unfavorable to 37.2% favorable, as Cimorene mentioned.

 

[LoAmmi]

Which is sad because I would have maybe voted for him over Trump or Hillary.

I think a lot of people would have, to be honest. I've heard Trump supporters tell me otherwise, but I think Sanders would have beat Trump in a landslide victory. I don't see Michigan, Wisconsin, or Penn going for Trump with Sanders on the ticket for starters. Sadly, by the time Bernie was really gaining momentum, a lot of states had already picked Hillary and too many states were setup where even though Bernie won, Hillary got more total delegates.

I wish the DNC forbid superdelegates from even hinting who they were going to vote for too. I hate the system to start with, but then they are able to influence voters who don't want to "vote for a loser".

 

[hislegacy]

Bernie never had a chance because his own party leadership was purposely stacked against him. Hillary's newest employee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz was doing everything she could to make sure of that.

Maybe that has something to do with their approval rating.

People in general don't like to be mislead.

 

[Cimorene]

That would be 38.9%.

Which is still superior to the Republican party's. According to your source, the Democrat party's favorable rating is 38.9%. According to the same source, the Republican party's favorable rating is 37.1%. You get that when it comes to favorable ratings, the higher % is better & for unfavorable that the lower is better, right? So you've repeatedly shown us that the Democratic party STILL has better favorability ratings than the Republican party, but you probably made this thread to try to make a point about how pathetic their favorability ratings are.

The Republican party's unfavorable rating was 63.1% in December 2013. It was higher than the Democrat party's unfavorable rating ever was in that time frame.