Breaking: NBC reweighting shows Kamala Harris +8 vs. Trump—though he won 2024; nonvoters now tilt +16 D and his net approval ≈ −22. What do you think? Comment. According to CNN. (transcripts.cnn.com)
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CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten said an NBC News/SurveyMonkey reweighting of the 2024 electorate shows Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump by eight points in a hypothetical rematch. Enten noted the sample was weighted to reflect the 2024 vote — which Trump won by one point — yet Harris leads by eight. He highlighted that 2024 Harris voters are more likely than Trump voters to back their party’s congressional candidates (89% vs. 83%), that nonvoters now tilt Democratic by 16 points, and that Trump’s net approval sits near −22, improving Democratic Senate odds, as Enten emphasized. (transcripts.cnn.com)
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