Harry Enten: If Harris wins, the signs were clear as day

CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten looks at three 2024 polling trends that point to a potential victory for Vice President Kamala Harris. #CNN #News

[Blaccbrry]

I'm so sick of these polls. They never fully capture the vibe of the actual voters. Next week can't come fast enough.

[xorrior]

Dont forget to participate for the House and Senate as well!!

[DonRua]

I’m an outsider to American politics, but here’s my perspective: Trump has always been outspoken, often unwilling to compromise. His goal has consistently appeared to be improving the U.S. economy. Even in the 1980s, he criticized trade practices, particularly Japan’s economic gains at the expense of the U.S., telling Larry King, 'This has to stop. We can’t keep running a trade deficit.' His message has remained similar over the years: America needs a stronger position in global trade.

Trump has substance in his arguments, though his approach can be abrasive, often using shock value to make his point. Yet, his intent has never seemed malicious. On the other hand, Democrats have demonstrated a strong organizational machine, able to navigate and leverage the political system effectively. This includes rallying around candidates, even those who might not seem ideal, with a unified strategy.

Republicans, after having four years to address concerns about election fraud, still find themselves facing similar questions. From an outsider’s view, it seems they may miss an opportunity again, as Democrats are relentless in managing the fine details that push initiatives forward.

The “Make America Great Again” concept is powerful, but Republicans often focus on broad strokes and can overlook the importance of detailed follow-through. Democrats’ meticulous attention to every step in the process is one of the reasons they maintain an edge in these battles. Going forward, Republicans may benefit from focusing on these details to turn their big-picture ideas into lasting policies.

The world would love to see Trump win. But … Democrats is just more superior in manufacturing something out of NOTHING. This is not a fair fight.

[TboneSTEAK]

It went from "when harris wins" to "if harris wins" real fucking quick

[PremKamble-sg]

Fake news!
Even democrats know she is not at all popular 😂😂😂

[DarkandTwisted]

BLACK MAN RIGHT HERE VOTING 100% TRUMP. EVEN THE AMISH ARE VOTING FOR HIM IN DROVES.

[kirkwilson]

The gaslighters are choking on their own fumes.

[rolback]

The signs that no one voted for her in the primaries?

[NoName-zmks]

ABC news station in PA declares KH the PA winner 10 days before the election, with 100% counties submitting results, voting numbers included!

[morganatakacs]

I’d like to know who they are polling!!

[AB-jzns]

So most people think the country is on the wrong track and they will elect the current VP for president? Wow that’s a stretch!

[jessesummers]

Dippy here: "Nineteen Hundred and..."
Me: 👎 *backs out of video immediately*

[ntsejfamyaj]

I voted Democrat up and down at the federal and state level. Only at the local city/county level did I vote independent or Republican, because those AH don't deserve office.

[vankkrishna]

CNN is doing "wishful thinking" :)

[HWilliams-ce]

Where is she more popular? Most everyone in the swing states want to know

[FekaduNimagaMerhaba]

Let’s go vote 🗳️ 🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️💙💙💙💙Kamala Harris 8:05

[hikarukun]

Voting Machines In Kentucky Not Letting Voters Select Trump

[NHNuisance]

Stop saying "nineteen-hundred and..."

[ScorpQueen]

💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
When we vote we win!!!
✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏾

[EggZausted]

Pretty sure they did the exact same story yesterday but said if Trump wins the signs were clear.