Who do Democrats and Republicans want to lead their party? There’s not a clear answer, a new APNORC poll finds. A third of Democrats and Republicans say they don’t know, and neither President Joe Biden nor his predecessor Donald Trump earn wide support.
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“I would love to see Trump back in the Oval Office to straighten things up. Followed by DeSantis. That’s what I want. I want an eight-year plan,” she said with a laugh. Only 38% of Republicans say they are optimistic about the future of the Republican Party, while 36% are pessimistic and 24% say they feel neither. Pessimism has grown since October, when 27% said they were.By comparison, more Democrats look ahead with hope. Forty-four percent of Democrats say they are optimistic about the future of the Democratic Party, while 26% are pessimistic. An additional 30% say they are neither.
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