CNN anchors Jake Tapper and Dana Bash agreed Tuesday that a fresh exit poll was “brutal” for Kamala Harris. The network’s poll showed that voters in key swing states—Arizona, Michigan, and Wisconsin—strongly disapproved of Joe Biden’s performance as president.

In recent decades, between 20% and 30% of American Jews have supported Republicans in national elections. The GOP hit a high-water mark in 1980, when Ronald Reagan won some 40% of Jewish votes, but the more typical split makes Jews among the most reliably Democratic demographics in the United States.

US Vice President Kamala Harris is leading the presidential race in most of the swing states, according to initial exit poll results. She is expected to receive more support than Donald Trump in four out of seven swing states,

Threads post (direct link, archive link) claims a major news network reported Vice President Kamala Harris is getting a significant number of votes from an unexpected demographic. “CBS exit polling is showing 25% of Republicans are voting Harris,

After 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Election Day, Americans will get their first look at exit polls, which could offer early intel in the race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump for the presidency. But how do exit polls work, and are they reliable? Here’s what to know on Tuesday, Nov. 5.

As the polls began to close Tuesday evening, CNN host Chris Wallace shared the opinion that Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party need to pull off “a miracle” to win the presidential election over Donald Trump,

Early exit polls taken on Election Day found that only 7% of respondents were enthusiastic about the way things are going in the United States, an indication for CNN’s Chris Wallace that Vice President Kamala Harris might need “a miracle” to pull out a victory.

CNN host Chris Wallace argued Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris needs a “miracle” to pull off an Election Day victory, given the voter sentiment measured in exit polls. “I got to say, I think that with the present conditions in the country – I mean,

Newsweek senior editor at large Josh Hammer has declared he is not "backing away from his prediction" that Donald Trump "will win" the election.