A growing number of working-class voters who previously supported the Democratic Party are expressing deep disillusionment, citing a focus on identity issues over economic concerns and a lack of trust in party leadership. Many say that while they may be wary of President Trump, this does not automatically translate to renewed support for Democrats, with some even switching their votes or choosing not to participate in recent elections. Interviews reveal that these voters are frustrated by what they see as Democratic neglect of kitchen-table issues, discomfort with the party's handling of foreign policy and immigration, and a desire for younger, more relatable candidates. While Democrats hope to win back these voters by highlighting Republican policies that favor the wealthy, the party faces significant challenges in rebuilding trust and addressing the priorities of its traditional base.