Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders | Pew Research Center

November 15, 2018

1. The public’s post-midterm outlook

Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders

Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders

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Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders

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1. The public’s post-midterm outlook
Most expect Democratic House victory to lead to at least some change in U.S.
Broader doubts about Democratic legislative prospects today than for GOP in 2010
Public more pessimistic about improved partisan relations than after prior midterms
More want Democratic congressional leaders than Trump to take lead in solving the nation’s problems
Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders
Democrats divided over whether party leaders should cooperate with Trump
Democrats are split in concerns over investigations of Trump administration