Top Dem Admits His Party Has Failed To Listen To Voters

“In 2006, Democrats’ net approval of their congressional leaders was strongly positive, and even as recently as the last midterm it remained well above zero,” Enten said.

“Now, the bottom has fallen out,” he added.

The polling also indicates broader dissatisfaction with Democratic leadership priorities.

Roughly three-quarters of respondents overall said congressional Democrats have the wrong priorities, while only about one-quarter said they have the right ones.

Notably, that skepticism extends to Democratic-leaning voters.