Polls
The stark numbers come as the party attempts to reckon with its sweeping losses against President Donald Trump and Republicans last November.
The polling platform has been on a downturn since founder Nate Silver left and took his trademark statistical model with him in 2023.
The mood is substantially different than it was four years ago, when Trump’s supporters assaulted police and smashed their way into the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
A post-election slump for fans of the losing candidate is not a new trend for networks that have become heavily identified for a partisan audience.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Two of the country's most prominent GOP and Democratic pollsters say Democrats must find a way to coexist at least until the midterm elections.
New polling shows his supporters are far less confident than Kamala Harris’ in the election process.
Four weeks out, the polls are calm. But a close race masks a wide range of outcomes.
The nationwide survey contains good news for Democrats, who have struggled to keep Hispanic voters on their side.
The findings underscore the challenges Biden faces as he tries to silence calls from within his own party to leave the race.
But the president is right that Donald Trump does not have an insurmountable lead.