CNN's chief data analyst Harry Enten has warned that economic issues could devastate Donald Trump's presidency just as they did Joe Biden's, with Trump's economic approval dropping from +6 to -20 poin

The data analyst explained how the issue could have a negative impact on the Republican Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten broke down how President Donald Trump's low economy ratings could cost Republicans control of Congress later this year.

Trump launched his midterm campaign in Iowa on Tuesday, warning supporters that losing Congress would jeopardize tax cuts and border policies in 2026 elections.

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Enten said on Tuesday that Trump’s approval rating on the economy is likely to hurt Republicans in the upcoming elections, with most Americans believing the president is focusing too much on deportations. He explained that when presidents have low approval ratings on the economy, their political party tends to lose the House.