According to the most recent New York Times/Siena College poll, nearly half of Americans believe that American democracy is in danger. revealed that nearly half of all voters in the United States are of the opinion that democracy does not adequately represent ordinary people.
The majority of voters in the United States believe that the country is plagued by corruption, despite the fact that their perceptions of those threats vary widely depending on partisan leanings.
After four years of unmatched challenges, Americans' faith in the nearly 250-year-old system of government is eroding: a violent riot with the intention of overturning the presidential election in 2020; Donald Trump's criminal conviction; as well as his persistent assertion that the democratic system is rigged.
Voters are dissatisfied with American politics and a government that they believe has failed to serve them at the most fundamental level as a result of these events as well as persistent inflation, culture wars that cause division and geopolitical crises. Because of these dissatisfactions, 58% of voters are of the opinion that the political and financial systems of the country require significant modifications or a complete overhaul.
Most recent: After a series of warm-up speakers who delivered a litany of racist, vulgar, and profanity-laden remarks, Trump concluded his hours-long Madison Square Garden rally last night. Kamala Harris made an appearance in Philadelphia, where she met with members of the Puerto Rican
community.
