A new poll by the Wall Street Journal finds that fewer American voters view the Democratic Party favorably than at any point in the last 35 years. Democrats are viewed unfavorably by 63 percent of voters, “the highest share in Journal polls dating to 1990,” and are seen favorably by just 33 percent of voters.

CNN data guru Harry Enten reports on polls showing voters unhappy with the Democratic party. HARRY ENTEN, CNN CHIEF DATA ANALYST: Let's take a look at Dems and let's look at their net favorable ratings.

Republicans are seen as better at handling most issues that decide elections despite respondents’ unease with President Trump over the economy, tariffs and foreign policy.

A new poll by The Wall Street Journal shows Democrats’ approval rating at its lowest since the newspaper first started polling back in 1990. More than 63 percent of voters hold a dim view of the party,

The Democratic Party is viewed negatively by 63 percent of American voters — the lowest approval rating of the party in more than 30 years of The Wall Street Journal’s surveys — according to a new poll from the newspaper.

Democrats’ approval rating with registered voters has plunged to a 35-year low, while Republicans maintain an edge on most of the top issues Americans care about, a new poll found. A whopping 63% of registered voters view Democrats unfavorably,