🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: One week out, Democrats widen their lead to 4 points in the generic congressional ballot. Among Likely Voters: 🟦 Democrats: 52% [+1] 🟥 Republicans: 48% [-1] (+/- change vs September) Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | LV

EXCLUSIVE: Days before Election Day, @Mark_Penn breaks down our latest Harvard CAPS / HarrisX Poll, from the mood of the country to the midterms and foreign policy. Watch his full conversation with @MarkHalperin on "Capital Intel" from @2waytvapp:

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: A majority of voters support the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar, while 3 in 5 say she should lose her citizenship if found guilty of immigration fraud. Support the investigation: 59% If found guilty, Omar should… • Have her US citizenship revoked and be deported: 45% • Have her US citizenship revoked but not be deported: 16% • Face criminal penalties but keep her US citizenship: 27% • Face no penalties: 12% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: Almost half of voters say Trump’s handling of the war in Ukraine makes them more likely to vote Democratic in the midterms, up 7 points since September. • More likely to vote Democratic: 46% (+7) • More likely to vote Republican: 28% (-1) • No effect: 26% (-6) (+/- change vs September) Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: 59% of voters aged 18–24 support Hamas over Israel, while every other age group back Israel. Support by age (Hamas / Israel): 18–24: 59% Hamas / 41% Israel 25–34: 40% / 60% 35–44: 37% / 63% 45–54: 27% / 73% 55–64: 21% / 79% 65+: 13% / 87% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: Almost 8 in 10 voters agree Israel has a right to exist as the homeland of the Jewish people. • Yes: 77% • No: 23% Yes By age: • 18–24: 62% • 25–34: 68% • 35–44: 67% • 45–54: 77% • 55–64: 85% • 65+: 89% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: With the midterms days away, here’s where things stand: Generic Congressional Ballot (Likely Voters) 🟦 Democrats: 52% 🟥 Republicans: 48% —— Trump Approval Approve: 39% (New Low) Disapprove: 59% —— Wrong Track Country: 59% Economy: 64% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

EXCLUSIVE: Legendary pollster @Mark_Penn unveils the final Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll ahead of the election, and it was full of surprises. Watch Mark’s conversation about the poll with @MarkHalperin here:

Missed "Capital Intel" last night? With Election Day one week away, @Mark_Penn joined @MarkHalperin on @2WAYTVAPP for an exclusive look at our latest Harvard / HarrisX polling on what’s driving American voters into the midterms. Watch the full interview here: youtube.com/live/kRD8DjtYxjY…

Eye-catching, but perhaps not Iowa… The 2026 ad wars are getting nasty, but are they moving voters? Tim Phillips, @JoeCunninghamSC, and @KR_Bledsoe joined me on “2WAY Tonight” to break down the campaigns and the forces shaping next week’s elections. Plus, an EXCLUSIVE new poll from @Mark_Penn on the mood of the country, the midterms, and foreign policy. Powered by @2WAYTVAPP x @HarrisXdata youtube.com/watch?v=kRD8DjtY…

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: 2028 Republican Primary: JD Vance keeps his lead as the next GOP candidate, while Marco Rubio gains 4 points to tie with Don Trump Jr. 🔴 Vance: 40% 🔴 Trump Jr.: 21% (-3) 🔴 Rubio: 21% (+4) 🔴 RFK Jr.: 8% (+/- change vs September) Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9 Read the full October Harvard / HarrisX Poll Findings: harvardharrispoll.com/key-re…

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: 2028 Democratic Primary: Kamala Harris drops 5 points but maintains her lead as the Democratic frontrunner, with Newsom closing in at 20%. 🔵 Harris: 34% (-5) 🔵 Newsom: 20% 🔵 Ocasio-Cortez: 11% 🔵 Buttigieg: 10% (+/- change vs September) Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9 Read the full October Harvard / HarrisX Poll Findings: harvardharrispoll.com/key-re…

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: A quarter of voters have used an AI chatbot to search for information about the midterms, rising to nearly half for those under 25. Used AI for midterm information, by age: • 18–24: 48% • 25–34: 43% • 35–44: 31% • 45–54: 22% • 55–64: 17% • 65+: 8% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: Democrats now lead Republicans on trust to manage the economy, flipping a 2-point GOP edge in September. Who do you trust more to deal with the economy? 🟦 Democrats in Congress: 53% (+4) 🟥 Trump and Republicans in Congress: 47% (-4) Independents: 🟦 Democrats in Congress: 58% (+4) 🟥 Trump and Republicans in Congress: 42% (-4) (+/- change vs September) Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9 Read the full October Harvard / HarrisX Poll Findings: harvardharrispoll.com/key-re…

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: Overall, many Trump policies remain very popular, especially lowering drug prices, easing fuel taxes, deporting criminal illegal immigrants, and providing $5,000 payments. Most Popular: • Lowering prescription drug prices: 84% • Temporarily easing diesel fuel taxes for farmers and truckers: 77% • Deporting immigrants who are here illegally and have committed crimes: 76% • Requiring proof of citizenship and photo ID to vote: 72% • Providing $5,000 payments to every American adult: 69% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: 54% say the U.S economy is worse today than under Biden. Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: 7 in 10 voters are confident the 2026 midterms will be conducted fairly and accurately. • Very confident: 27% • Somewhat confident: 43% • Not very confident: 21% • Not at all confident: 9% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9

🚨 BREAKING @Harvard / @HarrisXdata Poll: Just over half of voters say Democrats winning at least one chamber would be better for the country. Which outcome would be better for the country? • Democrats win at least one chamber: 56% • Republicans keep control of both the House and Senate: 44% Harvard / HarrisX | 10/24–10/26 | 2,700 RV | ±1.9