The Party Is Over For Democrats. Now Comes The Hangover.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Though the political landscape has changed dramatically since then -- millions of women marched in protest of Trump, thousands of women ran for office in 2018, social media has "become more democratized" and pollsters have updated their methods to account for changing voter habits -- Stansbury said there is still anxiety over a repeat because the stakes are so high and Democrats have only a couple of months to boost voter education and turnout.
26% : By contrast, during the general election, Clinton never campaigned in person in Wisconsin, a state where Trump bested her by a razor-thin margin.
20% : She drew some parallels to Hillary Clinton's run for president in 2016, when Democrats headed to polls overly confident about victory only to see her lose to Trump.

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