Former Clinton poller Mark Penn told Fox News Friday evening that support from Democratic voters appears to be “falling off the cliff.”
Democrats have struggled to find a unified message since the party’s historic loss to President Donald Trump in November 2024. Kamala Harris’ former vice president has lost the party’s once tough grip on many important voting blocks. of his two terms.
On “Ingraham’s Angle,” Laura Ingraham asked Penn why she believes Democrats are failing to connect with voters. In response, Penn teased some of his data from the voting set, which will be released on February 24th. (Related: Kevin McCarthy says losing Dems’ streak will ock the home state of new DNC leaders the more they fight “more” Trump.
“Well, there’s a few new votes on Monday I just saw. Frankly, Democrats are falling off the cliff,” Penn said. “The rating, which was high in her 40s, is 35%.”
“The basic question: ‘President, Biden, who’s doing a better job as Trump?” Trump is winning that with 57%,” Penn added. “I think you’re looking at Biden’s retrospective evaluation and the direction Democrats were heading. That’s really [is] It’s far more negative than Election Day. ”
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During her campaign, critics say her team has been rhetoric, including her team calling the president “fascists” as the former vice president failed to connect with voters on top concerns about the economy, inflation and immigration. He questioned Harris’ attack on Trump as he strengthened it. . A post-election poll conducted by the New York Times not only showed Harris won 7 million fewer votes in 2020 than former President Joe Biden, but also 80 of three of the seven major swing states and counties across the country. % indicates a shortage.
After Harris’ defeat, Biden ultimately told the Wall Street Journal that he might be “terrifying to say”, but if he didn’t withdraw from the race in July 2024, he would have said that he would have “vote based on the votes” “I believed I could win. The former president resigned with a 37% approval rating after Biden left the White House and handed over his power to Trump on January 20, but according to a final CBS poll, 63% disapproved of his job. I’ve done it.
“They see contrasts on immigration, economic policy, some social policy. Boys, they’re reevaluating the Democrats, I’ve never seen anything like this,” Penn said. Ta. “This is a record low for Democrats in terms of favor. It really, really fell. I don’t think there’s any leadership that can get it back now.”
Members of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) met on February 1 to select the new DNC chair and Minnesota Democrat Farmer Laver Party Chairman Ken Martin. In an interview after his victory, Martin told the NYT he believes that party policies are not the reason for their struggle, but rather that their “message” is off.
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