The Democratic Party is losing registered voters at a notable pace, according to a New York Times report published this week.

“I don’t mean, ‘the Democratic Party Death Cycle’, but it seems that there is no end for this,” said Michael Puser newspaper at the HQ Analysis Analysis Site. “There is no silver or cavalry lining that arrive at the hill. This is month after month, year after year.”

Between the last two presidential elections, the Democrats gave ground to the Republicans in the 30 states that tabulate the registration of voters by the Times indicated in his study using the data firm L2. The total change amounted to 4.5 million voters to the Republican party, and occurred on the battlefield, the blue and red states.

Last year, more new voters chose to register as Republicans than Democrats for the first time since 2018, according to the article.

Of course, none of this is a good omen for the Democrats, since they try to recover the Senate and the Chamber in the intermediate works of 2026.

The Hill cited a survey in early July indicating that the opinion of the party has decreased even more from the 2024 elections, which made Donald Trump return to power with cameras controlled by the republican party mostly compatible.

But signs of strong resistance have emerged.

The representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (DN.Y.) and Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT.) Have been playing liberal support on a rally tour, and the governor of California Gavin Newsom (D), who is also a possible presidential candidate, has been imitating Trump’s online bombing to get under the skin of the Gop.

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Meanwhile, the Democrats do not allow voters to forget the burning action of the Trump Department of Justice on Jeffrey Epstein’s archives, and are also fighting Gerrymandering efforts by the Republican Party.

For the full analysis of the New York Times, click here.

The New York Times report is not a good omen for Democrats in the intermediate works of 2026.
The New York Times report is not a good omen for Democrats in the intermediate works of 2026.

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