Franklin D. Roosevelt received the least support for his New Deal during the 1938 midterm elections. This election saw significant losses for the Democratic Party, which was largely attributed to a backlash against some of Roosevelt's New Deal programs and his attempts to reorganize the Supreme Court. Many voters expressed dissatisfaction with the pace of recovery from the Great Depression, leading to a more conservative Congress.
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