Tomorrow night is election night. It's going to be an unusually interesting and unusually high stakes election night for an off year election, right? Obviously, this is an odd year election. It's 2025. This is not a presidential election year. This is not a midterm year. Usually you think that elections in a year like this would be sleepy, not this year. This year, there's so much

that is at stake, but also so much that's legitimately unpredictable in terms of how it's

going to work out. Our rolling coverage will start here on MSNBC tomorrow night at 6 p.m.

Eastern. I will be here starting at 7 p.m. Eastern tomorrow night until midnight or

when the cows come home, whichever's later, I don't know. And, you know, every election that is

happening tomorrow has its own character. Every candidate matchup is unique. Every, you know,

ballot measure and proposed constitutional amendment has its

own dynamics. I get it. Every election has its own contours. But these elections tomorrow are taking

place at a really important and unusual time in American history, right? These elections are taking place 10 months into a new presidential term that has been just

profoundly violent and corrupt.

And tomorrow night, Americans are going to get their first chance to weigh in on that at

the ballot box. And it's really unpredictable, I think, how it's going to go.

In terms of how Americans are feeling right now about this presidential term and about how

things are going in the country right now, well, there's lots of new data on that that I can

show you right now.

Let's start with the new CNN poll.

New CNN poll shows that Donald

Trump has never been more unpopular than he is right now. Donald Trump's disapproval rating

in this new CNN poll, it's actually higher. His disapproval rating is higher than it was in the

immediate aftermath of January 6th.

After January 6th, a whopping 62% of Americans said they disapproved of Trump.

Today, the number of Americans who say they disapprove of Donald Trump is not 62%.

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