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Democrats’ anger at federal government hits record high just days before shutdown: Pew poll

close Video Democrats blamed for government shutdown according to new polls  Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on how the government shutdown will impact the November 2025 elections on 'America Reports.' NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! America’s emotional divide over the federal government has never been wider, according to a new Pew Research Center survey showing record-high anger among Democrats, rising Republican contentment, and near-collapse levels of public trust – all captured days before the government plunged into a 43-day shutdown. The probability-based, nationally representative poll, conducted Sept.

Democrats’ anger at federal government hits record high just days before shutdown: Pew poll

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Key Highlights

  • 22-28, 2025, finds nearly half of Americans (49%) say they feel frustrated with the federal government, 26% say angry and only 23% say they are basically content. Pew reports that 44% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents now say they feel "angry" toward the federal government, or "highest share expressed by members of either party in surveys dating back to 1997." The number has jumped 10 points from 34% among Democrats during President Trump's first term.
  • Just 8% of Democrats say they are content.
  • IT WON’T GET ANY BETTER: WASHINGTON FACES ANOTHER LOOMING GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN Democrats have broken records in self-reporting their anger at the federal government in the latest Pew Research poll.
  • (Celal Gunes/Anadolu via )Republicans and GOP leaners show a dramatically different mood with 40% reporting contentment, half as frustrated and 9% angry.
  • GOP anger, by comparison, peaked during the then-Obama and then-Biden administrations.
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