- CNN data analyst Harry Enten reported that President Donald Trump is losing support among white non-college-educated voters ahead of the midterm elections.
- Trump's standing with white non-college voters dropped by 27 points, shifting from a 25-point advantage over Kamala Harris to a negative 2-point rating.
- The decline is largely driven by dissatisfaction with the economy, as Trump's approval rating on inflation among this group plunged by 63 points.
- Despite the drop among non-college voters, Trump maintains an overwhelmingly strong 98 percent approval rating among core MAGA loyalists.
- White House spokesperson Davis Ingle defended the administration, highlighting Trump's strong coalition and clear contrast with Democratic policies.
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One demographic is ‘ripping the heart out of Trump’s presidency,’ pollster warns