Most important policy issues for Democrats (D only)

[JA]

Although we cannot see what the future holds, assuming there are no dramatic changes in domestic or international affairs during the next 2-4 years, which of the following issues do you believe the Democratic Party should emphasize in the 2018 midterms and 2020 Presidential Election?

The version of this poll for Republicans can be found here.

[publicunofficial]

Write-In: Labor Rights

[Blue3]

Voted ALL


except

climate change (we need to politically focus on the Energy aspect, and it's already another option)

corruption/transparency (if all is achieved, we can begin worrying about this more)

housing (on the back-burner)

immigration (politically and humanely important, but others come first)

income inequality (the main points of it already covered in other options)

taxes/regulations (more about method than goal, though it should be fair)

trade (I consider myself a citizen of the world, but protectionism might not be the end of the world, as long as it doesn't create/prolong another depression)

[Lief 🗽]

Ranting about how Wall Street is bad.

[Figueira]

All except debt/deficit.

[VPH]

Healthcare, income inequality, the economy, jobs, poverty, trade, government reform, college affordability

[Incipimus iterum]

Debt and Deficits, The Economy, Climate Change and the Environment, College Access and Affordability,Immigration and Refugees, Taxes and Regulations, and Poverty.

[nicholas.slaydon]

Debt and Deficits, Income and wealth inequality, Cybersecurity, Terrorism and Foreign Policy.

[Tintrlvr]

Most of these are important issues, but I tried to pick just three: Environment, Healthcare and Infrastructure (no particular order).

[White Trash]

In no particular order: Jobs and unemployment, trade, labor rights, income gap, poverty and healthcare.