Public confidence in Democratic leadership on Capitol Hill has dropped to its lowest level on record, according to newly released polling data that signals deepening voter frustration ahead of a critical election cycle.
The poll shows a steep decline in approval for Congressional Democrats, with many respondents citing dissatisfaction with economic management, perceived overreach on social policies, and a lack of progress on key legislative issues. The slump in trust spans across independent voters and even some within the party’s base.
The numbers reflect growing concerns about leadership direction, internal divisions, and the ability to effectively govern amid a polarized political climate. Analysts say the sharp drop could complicate re-election efforts and reshape campaign strategies moving into the next congressional session.
With approval ratings faltering, Democratic leaders are under mounting pressure to recalibrate their messaging and legislative priorities to regain public support and address what many voters now view as a disconnect between Washington and everyday Americans.