- Democrats are facing significant criticism and negative voter perception following their 2024 election losses.
- A new poll by the Democratic super PAC Unite the Country reveals voters perceive the party as “out of touch,” “weak,” and “woke.”
- Critics, including Senator Bernie Sanders, argue Democrats have alienated working-class voters by prioritizing social issues over economic concerns.
- This negative perception is not new, with previous reports also highlighting voter concerns about the party's focus on diversity and elite groups.
- The party's ability to address these perceptions will be crucial for their performance in the 2026 midterm elections, where control of the Senate is at stake.
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