Trump, midterms and approval rating
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Trump’s tumbling poll numbers leave CNN data guru stunned - ‘I mean this is a five-alarm Trumpster fire, that’s what we’re talking about,” CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten said
With Election Day approaching, CNN data analyst Harry Enten released a breakdown highlighting ten key metrics that describe the current midterm political climate. The numbers cover presidential approval trends,
Democrats are hungry for a blue wave in the November election, and a series of recent polls has them thinking they could pull off victories in some deeply red territory that would have seemed unthinkable a few months ago.
On Sunday, Enten analyzed recent polls that showed Democrats with a significant advantage over Republicans with less than a month to go before Election Day
CNN data guru Harry Enten has laid bare what he called “atrocious numbers” for Donald Trump. Trump has seen some of his lowest approval ratings yet in the past few months, reaching the low 30s. That
CNN's Harry Enten shared his "most likely" scenario for the midterm elections is the Democrats have a 67% shot at taking control of both the Senate and House
Data expert shares his most likely scenario.
President Donald Trump’s approval numbers are “laughably bad,” according to CNN data analyst Harry Enten, who warned that no president in modern history has faced a worse position this close to
Enten warned that polling margins in key toss-up races are tight, making the Senate too close to call.
CNN data guru Harry Enten has declared a “five-alarm Trumpster fire” as President Donald Trump’s net approval rating plunges to a record low. Trump’s net approval rating has collapsed from +6 points in January 2025 to -35,
