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According to recent research conducted over nine months, predominantly among working-class voters, there is a clear consensus: they see Democrats as excessively focused on social issues—LGBTQ rights, immigration, and cultural identity—instead of addressing the economic concerns that directly impact their daily lives.
The report states that six out of ten working-class voters have a negative view of the Democrats, labeling them as "annoying," "woke," "out of touch," and "weak." These voters do not identify the party with strength, patriotism, or the ability to promote economic prosperity. Instead, they associate the Democrats' brand with social activism that diverges sharply from their priorities.