The latest polls by Strength In Numbers and Verasight show that American voters are more supportive of the Democratic Party's proposition on the issue of fiscal deficits, that is, to maintain social service spending by raising taxes on the rich and businesses, rather than cutting welfare spending such as health care and education.
In the 2026 mid-term elections, the Democratic Party leads the Republican Party by 6 percentage points. Although Trump still has an advantage on immigration and border security issues, his overall policy satisfaction is only 40%, and his net support rate in key areas such as inflation, economy, and diplomacy is negative. If the 2024 election comes again, Harris will defeat Trump by 47% to 42%, especially among the non-voting groups in 2024. This series of data highlights the disadvantages of the Republican Party in the minds of voters, especially the identity crisis on economic and social policy issues. In addition, although the bases of the two parties are solid, voters are widely dissatisfied with the status quo, and the prospects for the 2026 election are full of variables.
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