Overview
- CNN’s Harry Enten reports a 23-point shift from a 14-point 2024 win among non-college voters to a net nine-point disapproval now.
- Republicans’ congressional edge with non-college voters has slid from about plus-13 in 2024 to roughly plus-4 in current polling.
- Democrats lead by around 20 points among college-educated voters, intensifying the GOP’s electoral math problem.
- Enten cited federal data showing manufacturing jobs down about 63,000 since January 2025, noting the trend alongside the administration’s tariff push.
- The on-air breakdown framed the deterioration as dragging on Republican prospects, with Enten calling Trump’s standing with this bloc “absolutely collapsing.”