The CNN data analyst also cited a poll showing people are more likely to vote for a democratic socialist than someone endorsed by President Donald Trump.
The Overton Insights and Texas Public Policy Foundation poll shows that Abbott leads state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, D-Austin, by one point and James Talarico leads Ken Paxton by one point.
A majority of American voters are concerned about the growth of socialism and communism in the United States, according to a new poll.
A new poll has revealed that over 60 percent of Americans are concerned about the increasing influence of socialism and communism in the United States, even sparking concerns among a large portion of Democrats. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A majority of American voters are concerned about the growth of socialism and communism in the United States, according to a new poll. DETAIL: According to a new poll by Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll, a recurring national opinion poll, 63 percent of Americans are concerned about the rise of socialism and communism in U.S. politics. Specifically, 36 percent are “very concerned” and 27 percent are “somewhat concerned.” Only 13 percent are “not at all concerned,” while 16 percent…Open
CNN’s Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten went through your comments to answer his #1 most asked question—what if the polls are wrong? He went back in the archives to look to history to figure out what are the most likely outcomes if the polls didn’t get it right this time and who benefits the most? 00:00 Harry’s answering your burning question: what if the polls are wrong? 00:37 What’s the third most likely scenario if the polls are wrong? 03:15 What will happen then? 05:10 What is the second most likely scenario if the polls are wrong? 08:38 What will the midterm results look like then? 10:49 What is the #1 most likely scenario for the accuracy of the polls? 13:41 Harry’s prediction for the Senate 15:58 Are polls getting less…
The CNN chief data analyst compared President Donald Trump’s “painful” disapproval ratings on the matter to three of his predecessors.
AI:CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten reports that President Trump is facing "atrocious" disapproval ratings specifically regarding high gas prices. Enten compared these painful numbers to the economic failures seen under three of Trump's predecessors, suggesting a significant struggle for the administration on this specific metric despite broader efforts by leftist outlets to obscure the direct impact of energy costs and policy on the American consumer's wallet.Open
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party has topped another poll in Britain despite the so-called "Burnham Bounce."
Another poll has put Reform UK in the lead in Britain, with the two main establishment parties, the governing Labour Party and the Conservatives, showing dips in support. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has topped another poll, despite the so-called “Burnham Bounce” following the replacement of Sir Keir Starmer with Andy Burnham as Prime Minister. DETAIL: The poll was conducted by Survation, a British polling company, between 10 and 13 August, recording changes with July 26, the end of new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first week in office. The poll put Reform UK on top with 26 percent, an increase of two percent. Reform UK had a narrow lead over the governing Labour Party, which secured 25 percent, a…Open
AI:Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has reclaimed the lead in British polling according to new Survation data, surging to 26 percent despite the establishment's attempt to manufacture a "Burnham Bounce" for Andy Burnham’s Labour administration. While the governing Labour Party saw its support slip to 25 percent and Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives continued their terminal decline down to 19 percent, Reform UK has successfully positioned itself as the dominant political force in the United Kingdom. The poll further highlights a significant collapse in far-left sentiment, with Zack Polanski’s Green Party falling into single digits amidst ongoing scandals, signaling a broad electorate rejection of both the mainstream leftist machine and the…Open
Funding for the United Kingdom's governing Labour Party fell by over 80 percent between last year and 2025.
The governing Labour Party’s latest financial report has revealed that donations fell drastically between in 2025, placing pressure on new Prime Minister and Labour Party leader Andy Burnham. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Funding for the United Kingdom’s governing Labour Party fell by over 80 percent in 2025. DETAIL: On Thursday, it was revealed that donations to the Labour Party fell by 84 percent in 2025 compared to the year prior. This represents the biggest drop-off among the three main parties. Donations to Olukemi “Kemi” Badenoch’s Conservative Party fell by 46 percent, while donations to the Liberal Democrats, a progressive liberal party that supports re-joining the European Union and open borders, fell by 65 percent.…Open