Democrats are still looking for answers to their dramatic losses in the 2024 general election, hoping that as the 2026 midterms approach, the party can bring back voters who abandoned the coalition during the Trump era. But so far, this group has a clear message: just because we have misgivings about Trump, it doesn't mean we like you again.
In a recent report from The New York Times, dozens of working class former Democrats who supported President Joe Biden in 2020 but then either backed Trump in 2024 or skipped the contest altogether, detailed how the Democrats lost their support, providing answers as to how the party's traditional coalition has eroded in the Trump era.
