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US Democrats ratings drop to all-time low – CNN poll US Democrat ratings drop to all-time low – CNN poll
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A record low number of Americans regard the Democratic party favourably, a new CNN poll indicates A record low number of Americans regard the party favorably, a new CNN poll suggests
The Democratic party’s favorability rating among the American public has hit a record low, a new CNN poll suggests.  The Democratic Party’s favorability rating among the American public has hit a record low, a new CNN poll suggests. 
The poll, commissioned by the broadcaster, was conducted by pollster SSRS, between March 6 and 9, sampling opinions of some 1,206 respondents. It indicated the approval rating of the party stands at just 29% – a record low in CNN regular polling carried out since 1992. The Republican party fares better with its rating currently standing at 36%, the poll shows.  The poll, commissioned by the broadcaster, was conducted by SSRS from March 6 to 9, sampling the opinions of 1,206 respondents. It suggested that the approval rating of the party stands at just 29% – a record low in regular CNN polling carried out since 1992. The Republican Party fared better, with its rating currently at 36%, according to the poll. 
The partisan approval differed for the two parties as well, with just 63% of Democrats and Democrat-learners speaking favorably of their party, while some 79% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents approved of the GOP. Independents, however, do not regard either of the parties highly, with their favorability ratings hovering around the 20% mark. Partisan approval differed for the two parties as well, with just 63% of Democrats and Democrat-leaners speaking favorably of their party, while 79% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents approved of the GOP. Independents, however, do not regard either of the parties highly, with favorability hovering around 20%.
The Democrats have also struggled with consolidating any party leader supposed to “best reflect the core values,” the poll suggested. New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez topped the list, with 10% of Democratic-aligned respondents picking her for such a role.  The Democrats have also struggled to consolidate around a leader that “best reflects the core values,” of the party, according to the poll. New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez topped the list at 10% among Democratic-aligned respondents.
Former VP and Democratic presidential runner Kamala Harris got 9% and US Senator Bernie Sanders received 8% support. Only 1% of Democratic-aligned respondents picked former US President Joe Biden, while over 30% gave no option on the matter or opposed all the high-profile Democrats. Former VP and Democratic presidential runner Kamala Harris received 9%, followed by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders at 8%. Only 1% picked former US President Joe Biden, while over 30% did not pick anyone.
The poll has also suggested the Democratic-aligned Americans have taken an increasingly combative approach towards the Republicans, with some 57% stating the party’s lawmakers should focus on stopping the GOP agenda rather than advancing their own ideas. Only 42% said the lawmakers should cooperate with their GOP counterparts. The poll has also suggested the Democratic-aligned Americans have taken an increasingly combative approach towards the Republicans, with some 57% stating the party’s lawmakers should focus on stopping the GOP agenda rather than advancing their own ideas. Only 42% said the lawmakers should cooperate with their GOP counterparts. 
The figures constituted a drastic shift in the sentiment compared to the first tenure of US President Donald Trump – according to a CNN poll conducted in September 2017, some 74% of Democratic respondents said the party should cooperate with the Republicans while only 23% said it should focus on disrupting their agenda. The figures constituted a drastic shift in the sentiment compared to the first tenure of US President Donald Trump – according to a CNN poll conducted in September 2017, some 74% of Democratic respondents said the party should cooperate with the Republicans while only 23% said it should focus on disrupting their agenda.