What Democrats are getting right – and wrong – in run-up to midterms: ‘We can’t just be anti-Trump’
Summary
A Democratic group called Swing Left has been talking to voters across the U.S. ahead of the midterm elections. They say the main issues voters care about are that the system feels broken and the rising cost of living, and Democrats need clearer ideas beyond just opposing President Trump to win.Key Facts
- Swing Left is a grassroots group aiming to elect Democrats in many districts.
- They found voters often feel the political system is broken and worry about everyday costs.
- Candidates like Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Mary Peltola in Alaska are connecting with voters on local issues like affordability.
- Democrats need to follow up on voters' urgent concerns and admit when their current approach isn’t working.
- El-Sayed focuses on engaging all voters, including those who don’t already agree with him.
- Many voters see both parties as disconnected from their communities.
- The Democratic Party must present a clear vision beyond just being against President Trump.
- There is concern that without building long-term support now, Democrats might struggle with future elections because of how voting districts are drawn (redistricting).
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