Two-thirds of Democratic voters want the House to block Trump’s agenda

Politico reports that two-thirds of Democratic voters believe the House should obstruct President Trump’s policy agenda rather than compromise—this stance is equally pronounced among Democratic midterm voters, with 65% saying the House should prioritize resisting Trump’s agenda, even if it means stalling other legislative initiatives. Although Trump publicly signaled willingness to cooperate with Democrats in the next Congress following their major electoral victory, top Democratic leaders have made clear they will not easily overlook the administration’s actions over the past year. Starting in January, Democrats will face mounting pressure to deliver concrete policy outcomes, requiring them to strike a delicate balance between addressing the cost-of-living crisis and pursuing an aggressive oversight agenda.