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A year ago on Monday then president Joe Biden A stunned political world, stopping its campaign for re -election.

Biden’s exit from the White House race in 2024 also rocked the Democratic Party, which continued to suffer from failures on election day when the party lost control of the presidency, the Senate and lacked in the application to return the majority of the House of Representatives.

A year later, Democratic Party It is still felt.

Only 28% of Americans are favorably considering the party, according to a CNN poll, conducted on July 10-13 and released last week. This is the lowest assessment for Democrats in the history of CNN polls, returning more than 30 years.

Biden’s stunning exit, in a year

Then President Joe Biden appears from the White House Oval Office when he said goodbye on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 in Washington, Columbia County (Mandel Ngan/Pool via AP)

A CNN survey It’s far from strangers.

A total of 19% of voters were asked in University of Quinipiac The national poll gives the Democrats in Congress the thumbs on how they perform their duties, 72% do not approve.

This is all the time, as the University of Cuinipiac for the first time began to ask questions about the approval in his polls 16 years ago.

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The Democratic Party was in a political desert from the November election. The party not only lost power but also Republicans made a profit Among the black, Hispanic and young voters, all traditional Democratic Base members.

Then Kamal President Harris-Vice-President appeared on the presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention on August 22, 2024 in Chicago. (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)

From the president Donald TrumpThe return to power earlier this year is an increasingly tense base of the Democrats calling on the party leaders to take on a stronger position, pushing away from the broad and contradictory agenda of the president. Their anger is directed not only to the Republicans but also to the Democrats, they believe that this is not enough to vote in Trump’s confrontation.

This has caused the Democratic Party’s favorable ratings that reached historical lows this year.

The trend is reflected in the new Quinnipiac poll, which was conducted on July 10-14.

Just 39% of Democrats approve of how Democrats in Congress are engaged in work, 52% do not approve and 9% do not offer opinions.

“Democrats’ approval can be described as flat scary,” said Kvinipiak Tim Mala, analyst.

Senate Leader in Senate Charles Shumer (D-NY), left and minority leader Hockey Jeffris (D-NY), two best Democrats in Congress, speak at a press conference in the US Capitol on June 11, 2025 in Washington, Columbia (Kevin Diesh)

While the approval ratings for the Republicans in Congress are not as “scary” as Democrats, they have nothing to boast about.

Only a third of the voters who asked in the poll said they approved how the Republicans Congress performed their duties, and 62% give them thumbs.

However, just over three quarters of the Republicans (77%) stated that they approved how GoP legislators on the Capitolian hill coped with work, only one five did not approve.

In addition, in the CNN poll, although not as bad as Democrats, a favorable rating for the Republican Party registered at low 33%.

Meanwhile, Trump’s approval ratings on both polls remain under water, at 40% -54% in Quinnipiac and 44% -56% in CNN survey.

Trump started his second excursion at the White House with ratings of approval in the positive territory, but his number quickly dropped under water in many polls. The president’s approval rating was in the negative territory of 13 of the 17 polls conducted this month.

President Donald Trump speaks during a Cabinet of Ministers at the White House on Tuesday, July 8, 2025 in Washington (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

The CNN poll has a silver lining for the Democrats.

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The poll shows that the Democrats are more tense than the Republican voting in the election election next year, when GoP will defend their thin house and the Senate.

Seventy -two percent of the Democrats and independent, who are leaning towards the party, said they were extremely motivated for voting next year, 22 points higher than in the Republican share, and voters who outlined the GOP, who said they were very motivated for voting.