The Democrat Party, which has pushed wokism, open borders, police defunding, and coronavirus mandates is specifically struggling with rural voters throughout the nation. The struggles have been reported by the Associated Press and Politico in two articles over two days, alerting Democrat Party leaders of the impending doom come November's midterm elections.

"The trend lines in rural America are very, very bad. … Now, the brand is so toxic that people who are Democrats, the ones left, aren't fighting for the party," former North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp told the AP.

"We're letting Republicans use the language of the far left to define the Democratic Party, and we can't do that," she said about the Republicans, who by the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee's (DCCC) internal polling, are winning the culture war.

In rural Pennsylvania, a local voter Tim Holohan told the AP the grand dislike of Democrats is momentous. "The hatred for Democrats is just unbelievable," said Holohan, who reportedly asked his daughter to remove a Joe Biden bumper sticker from her car. "I feel like we're on the run."

Rural and retiring Democrat from Tennessee, Rep. Jim Cooper (D-TN), told the AP he worries the Democrat Party is "facing extinction" in rural America. "It's hard to sink lower than we are right now. You're almost automatically a pariah in rural areas if you have a D after your name," Cooper said.