Confidence in Democrat leadership has sunk to an all-time low, according to new poll.

A Gallup Poll conducted between 1 April and 14 April showed that confidence in the leadership has fallen to 25%, down nine points from the previous low of 34%, recorded in 2023.

The new rating is 20 points below the average confidence level—45%—Americans have had in the Democrats’ Congressional leadership since 2001.

Pollsters at Gallup said the collapse in confidence was driven by members of the Democrat party themselves.

“Democratic congressional leaders’ rating among their own party faithful has fallen 41 points since last year to their lowest point ever,” Gallup explained.  

“The previous low for Democratic congressional leaders among Democrats was 60%, recorded in 2005. For their part, Republicans’ confidence in their own party’s congressional leaders has never fallen below 42%.” 

At present, confidence in the Republican Party’s leadership stands at 39%, nearly 15 points more than the Democrat figure.

It’s been more than a decade since either party received a minimum 50% confidence rating.

The Democrat leadership has faced a stunning backlash after Kamala Harris’s defeat in the 2024 presidential election, which also saw the party lose both the House and the Senate.

Senate Minority Leaders Chuck Schumer has recently faced an organized campaign to unseat him, funded by Soros-backed group Indivisible, which has also been coordinating protests against Elon Musk and Tesla.