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What's Left of the Democratic Party? Eight years after sweeping Democrats into their largest majorities since 1992, President Barack Obama is leaving office with his party worse for wear. Having lost seats at every level-Congress, states and now the White House-the Democrats who remain have a thin bench and little access to the levers of power Since Obama took office in 2009, Democrats have had a net loss of: 63 394 REPRESENTATIVES SENATORS GOVERNORS STATE LAWMAKERS Every two-term president since Franklin D. Roosevelt has seen his party lose seats down-ballot, but Obama's losses are greater than his modern predecessors'. Since 2009. Democrats have shed 25 percent of their seats in the House, 19 percent in the Senate and 43 percent of their governorships. Obama's historic losses, in context: REP SEN GOV STATE LEGISLATURES DEM ADVANTAGEGOP ADVANTAGE DEM GOP DEM GOP YEAR 2017: DONALD TRUMP TAKES OFFICE +47 seats +20 In the 2010 midterms, Democrats lost more seats in the House than any party had since 1948 2009: BARACK OBAMA +79 seats +18 +8 The Iraq War helped to erase Bush's majorities during his presidency. 2001: GEORGE W.BUSH +10 In 1994, Republicans won majorities as Newt Gingrich touted his "Contract with America." 1993: BILL CLINTON +82 +14 +12 +19 989: GEORGE H.W.BUSH +85 +10 *6 High unemployment and inflation under Carter led to large losses for Democrats. 981: RONALD REAGAN +51 977:JIMMY CARTER +149 +24 +25 +31 Historical data collected by Sean Trende and David Byler of RealClearPolitics: Ballotpedia; National Conference of State Legislatures Graphic by Tucker Doherty, POLITICO Pro DataPoint

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What's Left of the Democratic Party? Eight years after sweeping Democrats into their largest majorities since 1992, President Barack Obama is leaving office with his party worse for wear. Having lost seats at every level-Congress, states and now the White House-the Democrats who remain have a thin bench and little access to the levers of power Since Obama took office in 2009, Democrats have had a net loss of: 63 394 REPRESENTATIVES SENATORS GOVERNORS STATE LAWMAKERS Every two-term president since Franklin D. Roosevelt has seen his party lose seats down-ballot, but Obama's losses are greater than his modern predecessors'. Since 2009. Democrats have shed 25 percent of their seats in the House, 19 percent in the Senate and 43 percent of their governorships. Obama's historic losses, in context: REP SEN GOV STATE LEGISLATURES DEM ADVANTAGEGOP ADVANTAGE DEM GOP DEM GOP YEAR 2017: DONALD TRUMP TAKES OFFICE +47 seats +20 In the 2010 midterms, Democrats lost more seats in the House than any party had since 1948 2009: BARACK OBAMA +79 seats +18 +8 The Iraq War helped to erase Bush's majorities during his presidency. 2001: GEORGE W.BUSH +10 In 1994, Republicans won majorities as Newt Gingrich touted his "Contract with America." 1993: BILL CLINTON +82 +14 +12 +19 989: GEORGE H.W.BUSH +85 +10 *6 High unemployment and inflation under Carter led to large losses for Democrats. 981: RONALD REAGAN +51 977:JIMMY CARTER +149 +24 +25 +31 Historical data collected by Sean Trende and David Byler of RealClearPolitics: Ballotpedia; National Conference of State Legislatures Graphic by Tucker Doherty, POLITICO Pro DataPoint

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