the main bar graph, which I cannot copy in its original form here, is labeled

Out of Step

Most of the Democratic Party’s agenda is popular with the public, but several ideas being pushed by the 2020 presidential candidates — including the end of private health insurance and the decriminalization of border crossings — are deeply unpopular.

it has these stats from this  NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll from July 15-17

Half or more of registered voters oppose:

Decriminalize border crossing

• 27% good idea
• 6% unsure
• 67% bad idea

Slavery reparations

• 26% good idea
• 11% unsure
• 63% bad idea

Replace private insurance

• 40% good idea
• 5% unsure
• 55% bad idea

Repeal Obamacare

• 45% good idea
• 5% unsure
• 50% bad idea

Majority support:

• Free public college 51/4/45
• $15 minimum wage 55/3/42
• A “Green New Deal” 60/6/34
• Millionaire tax 61/5/34
• Pathway to citizenship 63/5/32
• Regulate drug prices 67/5/28
• Voluntary Medicare for all 69/5/26
• Gun background checks 88/2/10

the changing favorability stats on the parties since last year, from Pew, both now disliked by a majority with equal ratings (and getting strikingly close to Trump numbers!):

A Democratic advantage last year…Americans’ views of the parties in Sept. 2018

• Democratic: 53% favorable, 42% unfavorable
• Republican: 43% favorable, 52% unfavorable

Has disappeared this year...Americans’ views of the parties in Sept. 2019

• Democratic: 45% favorable, 52% unfavorable
• Republican: 45% favorable, 52% unfavorable