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Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Once Disgraced, Now Leads in NYC Dem Primary for Mayor . But Ranked Choice Voting Makes Winner Less Clear:.

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When Dems do find ways to take action, few are confident their actions will make a difference: 19% say they are extremely confident their actions will make a difference, while 40% are unsure, 27% are doubtful, and 14% are extremely sure their actions will not make any difference.

Just 28% say they feel Democrats have a clear strategy for opposing Trump in Washington, and almost the same number, 27%, feel Democratic leadership has given them direction on how to oppose Trump themselves.

By an overwhelming majority, 76% to 20%, Dems want their reps in Congress to fight harder against Trump's agenda, not find ways to compromise w/ the administration. Support for compromise is anemic across the board, rising above 30% only among the 6% of Dems who voted for Trump.

Just 23% of Dem voters say party's response to Trump's 2nd term has been excellent (7%) or good (16%); 68% have a negative view, with 25% calling the response "only fair," 22% "poor," and 21% saying it is "unacceptable." 31% of Latino Dems say party's response is unacceptable.

Dem Rank-and-File Unimpressed With Party Response to Trump, Want Dems in Congress to Fight, Not Compromise; Don't See Strategy, Direction:.

Common Ground to Become Even Less Common? Few Democrats, Fewer Republicans Say They Want to See Their Parties Become More Moderate:.

66% of registered voters nationwide say they more agree "Government should do more to solve problems and help meet the needs of people.". 27% say they more agree "Government is doing too many things which are better left to businesses and individuals.".

Significant Majorities of Voters Want Government to do More, not Less to Solve Problems Throughout the United States:.

38% "optimistic & excited," 35% "hopeless & defeated," 12% felt some other way. Word cloud of the responses from that 12%:

38% of voters today say they feel "optimistic and excited" about the country, narrowly edging out the 35% who say they feel "hopeless and defeated." Subtracting "hopeless and defeated" from "optimistic and excited" produces our new "Optimism Index": .

Will there even be an election for President in 2028? Just 9% find it unlikely (4% say it will not happen at all, 5% say it is very unlikely), while 80% say it is absolutely likely (63%) or somewhat likely (17%):.

MAGA Republicans – But No One Else – Believe Trump is Eligible to Run for Third Term:. 1 in 5 voters nationwide say they believe Donald Trump is eligible to run for a 3rd term as President, including a near-majority, 49%, of MAGA-identifying Republicans:.

Increasing tax rates on those earning more than $1 million annually is broadly popular as well, with 55% strongly in support, 24% somewhat in support. MAGA Republicans are the least supportive here, at 59% overall, compared to 75% of non-MAGA Republicans.

Requiring all companies to provide paid maternity leave is strongly supported by 54% of all voters, somewhat supported by 27%; just 13% oppose.

Support for ensuring Americans pay no more for prescription drugs than people in Canada do has similarly strong support nationwide, with 61% strongly in support and 24% saying they somewhat support this proposal.