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70% of Americans Say Democrats Are 'Out of Touch'

10/29/2025

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In a Welcome survey, 70% of Americans say the Democratic Party is "out of touch," up from 51% in 2013.
Voters say Democrats prioritize immigration and LGBTQ rights over the economy and public safety.
Support has fallen among working-class and minority voters since 2012.
College-educated white voters have shown a slight uptick.
The survey suggests Democrats must realign their focus to regain voter trust and improve prospects.

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Story summary

In a Welcome survey, 70% of Americans say the Democratic Party is "out of touch," up from 51% in 2013.
Voters say Democrats prioritize immigration and LGBTQ rights over the economy and public safety.
Support has fallen among working-class and minority voters since 2012.
College-educated white voters have shown a slight uptick.
The survey suggests Democrats must realign their focus to regain voter trust and improve prospects.