In a New Jersey district represented by one of the conservative-leaning Democrats in the House, Democratic voters are disappointed and worried by the party’s inability to pass President Biden’s agenda.
Source: New York Times
Democratic Voters See Many Losers in Party Schism, and One Winner: Trump
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