1 MIN AGO: Trump Gets the Update He Feared Most | Kamala Harris

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Recent polling suggests growing political challenges for President Trump and his party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. A new CNN survey shows Democrats leading Republicans by five points on the generic congressional ballot, 46 percent to 41 percent, indicating rising voter dissatisfaction with the current administration. At the same time, Trump’s approval ratings continue to soften, particularly on key issues such as immigration, where public disapproval now outweighs approval. What was once considered one of his strongest political advantages is now emerging as a potential liability. These trends reflect the kind of midterm setback Trump himself has warned Republicans about, acknowledging that poor election results could expose his administration to serious political consequences.

Additional polling data reinforces this broader pattern. A survey conducted by Fabrizio Ward, Trump’s former pollster, shows Democrats holding a seven-point advantage, closely matching estimates from major polling aggregators that place the Democratic lead between four and five percent. Meanwhile, a CNN and SSRS study finds that nearly half of voters believe Trump’s impact during his first year in office has been negative. Despite internal concerns about party leadership, Democratic voters appear increasingly energized and motivated. Another poll from YouGov and The Economist reports that Trump’s approval among voters earning under fifty thousand dollars stands at just thirty-one percent, with nearly two-thirds expressing disapproval.

Overall, Trump’s national approval rating remains near forty-five percent, relatively stable but increasingly vulnerable. Surveys consistently point to weaknesses on economic management, rising health care costs, and immigration policy, issues that analysts link directly to potential Republican losses in the midterms. The president has repeatedly criticized unfavorable polling, publicly questioned its accuracy, and even joked about skipping the midterms before walking back those remarks. He has emphasized the need for decisive victories to prevent Democrats from regaining control of Congress. At the same time, Democrats are positioning themselves to capitalize on voter frustration, aiming to turn public dissatisfaction into electoral momentum in 2026.

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