It found that 45 percent of Democratic respondents wanted the party to become "more moderate," compared to 34 percent in 2021. The poll also found that Democrats are less satisfied with the state of party politics, with 22 percent wanting the party to stay the same, down from 31 percent in 2021.

Forty-five percent of Democrats want a more moderate party, a Gallup survey conducted after Trump's inauguration found, pointing to growing dissatisfaction among Democratic Americans.

A plurality of Democrats believe that — after losing the White House — their party should shift toward the center, according to a new poll. In contrast, a similar share of Republicans want their party to remain the same.

A new Gallup poll shows an increasing number of Democrats want their party to become more moderate, while most Republicans favor keeping their party as it is.

Democrats today are more likely to say they want their party to become moderate than they were four years ago, according to a Gallup poll published Thursday. The survey, conducted in the first

Gallup found that 45% of Democrats and independents who identified as “leaning” toward the Democratic Party said in a survey conducted last month they would rather it become more moderate In 2021,