Harry Enten, chief data analyst at CNN, pointed out that Democrats’ pride in the United States “sinking to the floor.”
Enten pointed to new survey data from Gallup, which shows that only 36% of Democrats are now “extremely” or “very” to become Americans. He said that is down from 80% of the time when former President Barack Obama took office in 2015.
“This number plummeted, and in 2025, the lows of this century fell to just 36% now. Donald Trump has certainly become president this year since 2015.”
The analyst pointed out that Gen Z voters, born since 1997, are key to the outcome. He said about 32% of people have “small” or “unpride” in Americans.
“I just never thought I would see these numbers based on where I was a decade ago. But that's exactly where we are.”
Meanwhile, Republicans say Emton is still “extremely” or “very” to become American. Their figures have only slightly risen from 90% of Obama's takeover in 2015 to 92% now.
“Republicans are still very or very proud to be Americans,” Enden said. “On the other hand, Democrats saw their numbers fall on the floor, of course led by the youngest generation of Generation Z.”
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