TAKE THE SURVEY: Elizabeth Warren on How Dems win in 2026.

When thinking about your political giving this year, which of these would most excite you to donate? (Please pick top 2)

Democrats polling well in swing races

Democrats running on economic growth for all

Democrats who pick fights with specific billionaires & corporations

Democrats known as economic populists

Democrats who can turn blue seats more progressive/bold

Someone running as Independent, not Democrat

Democrats who are champions for abortion rights & civil rights

What would be your third choice?

Should Democrats prioritize corporate accountability in their 2026 economic agenda?

Senator Warren said this week, "According to some self-described experts, Democrats lost power because we were too progressive... [They] want the Democratic Party to respond to the 2024 losses by watering down our economic agenda and sucking up to the rich and powerful... They are wrong. Americans will vote for candidates who name what is wrong and who credibly demonstrate that they will take on a rigged system in order to fix it." (For reference, see the clip.)

YES – Democrats will win more if they directly challenge power and a rigged system

NO – Democrat will win more with a less progressive economic message

I don't know

Is Warren right about Democrats needing to choose big structural change?

Senator Warren also said, "There are two visions for what a big tent means. One vision says that we should shape our agenda and temper our rhetoric to flatter any fabulously rich person looking for a political party that will entrench their own economic interests. The other vision says we must acknowledge the economic failures of the current rigged system, aggressively challenge the status quo, and chart a clear path for big, structural change...The Democratic Party cannot pursue both visions at the same time. Either we politely nibble around the edges of change, or we throw ourselves into the fight." (For reference, see the clip.)

YES – Democrats will win more if they ferociously and unapologetically throw themselves into the fight for working people

NO – Democrats will win more if they don't rock the boat and just nibble around the edges

I don't know

Should Democrats change their approach to win back the trust of working-class voters?

Senator Warren argued: "To build a strong Democratic Party with a sturdy big tent, it is not enough to simply attack Trump. Democrats need to earn trust – long-term, durable trust – across the electorate. Trust that we actually understand what’s broken, and trust that we have the courage to fix it – even when that means taking on the wealthy and well-connected." (For reference, see the clip.)

YES – Democrats will win more if they demonstrate that they actually understand what’s broken and are willing to fix it – even when that means taking on the wealthy and well-connected.

NO - Democrats will win more with a laser focus on Trump. Trump is THE issue.

I don't know

Is Senator Schumer right that the Democratic Party should double down on raising more money from billionaires?

Chuck Schumer and other establishment figures have advocated for a "big tent" approach that calls for raising money from Silicon Valley and Wall Street, even if it costs the support of working class voters. Schumer famously said, "For every blue-collar Democrat we lose in western Pennsylvania, we will pick up two moderate Republicans in the suburbs in Philadelphia."

YES – Raising as much money as possible from billionaires is a winning strategy for Democrats, even if it costs some support among working people

NO – Raising money from billionaires is a losing strategy for Democrats because it forces them to water down their agenda and lose the trust of working people.

I don't know

Drag and drop these campaign issues to rank them from most to least important for Democrats to prioritize in 2026.

Drag your top 3 issues into the numbered slots below.

Your Top 3 Priorities:

1. (Drag an issue here)

2. (Drag an issue here)

3. (Drag an issue here)

Available Issues:

Cost of living and corporate price gouging
Health care and insurance costs
Housing affordability
Wages and unions
Social Security and retirement security
Corruption and money in politics
Abortion rights
Foreign policy
Immigration

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