According to a recent New York Times/Siena College poll, nearly half of U.S. voters feel American democracy fails to represent ordinary people adequately. This statistic reveals a profound disillusionment with the political system, exacerbated by recent events like the Capitol riot and ongoing corruption perceptions. Furthermore, the poll indicates that a staggering three-quarters of voters feel democracy is currently under threat, highlighting significant partisan divides in how those dangers are interpreted.
Voter frustrations have reached a boiling point, with 58 percent believing that the financial and political systems in America require major changes or even a complete overhaul. This sentiment reflects a broader concern that, over the past four years, numerous crises have stripped away faith in traditional democratic institutions and processes, making individuals question their effectiveness in addressing the challenges faced by everyday citizens.
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