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Blue Wave in Doubt? Harry Enten Breaks Down the Midterm Polls | Can Democrats Turn Red States Blue?

CNN-News1831 Oct 2026

Democrats are hoping for a major blue wave in the November 3, 2026 midterm elections. Recent polls have raised expectations, with Democratic candidates showing strength not only in battlegrounds but also in traditionally Republican states.