More Voters Deciding They Would Rather Be Called Anything but a Democrat

Between 2024 and 2025 alone, democrats experienced one of their most severe year-over-year losses, dropping 1.3 percentage points in registered voter share.

This from discernreport.com.

Not surprising, a growing number of Americans are ditching the democrat party and it is experiencing one of its sharpest declines in voter affiliation in decades.

According to a recent NBC News analysis of data compiled by Ballotpedia across 33 states and Washington, D.C.:

[T]he trend reflects mounting disillusionment among democrats and the turmoil within the Democratic National Committee (DNC) following the party’s devastating loss to President Trump in 2024.

The communist/globalist crime syndicate registration numbers have dropped nearly every year since 2000, except during former President Barack (Kenya) Obama’s 2008 campaign, the analysis found. And in 2000, the Left represented 43.8% of registered voters, but today, that number has fallen to 37%.

From The Art of War, “If an enemy is destroying himself, leave him be.” By design or as afterthought, the GOP seems to be doing just that and is looking better and better. However, Republicans have also seen a decline, although less severe, dropping from 32.8% to 30.9% since 2000, according to the analysis. Further, in contrast, independent and third-party affiliations increased from 23.4% to 32%.

This may suggest We the People are disgusted with both of the large political parties, and it may also explain the advent of the MAGA movement.

Christopher Cooper, a professor of political science at Western Carolina University in North Carolina, told NBC News:

The parties need to do something more than just win the next election. They need to build a structure for the future.

Further:

They’re not telling people why membership has its privileges. I think they need to be aware of this, or else they’re going to have a real problem in the future.

The shift in party affiliation was also reflected in exit polls from the 2024 presidential election:

[W]hich indicated, for the first time, self-identified independents outnumbered Democrats and matched Republicans.

Recent studies spell more trouble for democrats, revealing fractures in key voting blocs and growing frustrations within the party.

An analysis of 2024 election data by Blue Rose Research, a democrat-aligned data firm, found:

[Y]ounger voters and the politically unengaged are shifting towards Republicans. The study also found a majority of men across all racial groups supported Trump over former [What’s-Her-Name].

Moreover, according to a poll conducted in May by the Associated Press:

[O]nly about one-third of Democrats indicate they were ‘very optimistic’ or ‘somewhat optimistic’ about the future of the party.

Another survey recently found:

62% of Democrats believe the party’s leadership should be replaced with new faces.

Also, good news for the GOP:

– The DNC is facing intense infighting and a sharp decline in donations, with some party officials reportedly considering borrowing money to stay afloat, and

– Leadership disputes—highlighted by the recent ousting of former DNC vice chair David Hogg—have further destabilized the party’s unity.

Final thoughts: Polls be damned, but broad sourcing and extensive results reported herein are indeed good news. Advice to the Republican party, ‘Hands off and allow the communist/globalist crime syndicate to continue lying and conniving themselves into certain demise.’