CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten has sounded the alarm for Democrat presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris.

The vice president’s polling numbers in the Great Lakes region are massively lower than the 2016 and 2020 Democrat nominees in those elections.

“I have never seen such consistently tight polling such as this across the battleground states in all the time I have been looking and covering politics … I think this is what gives Democrats agita because yeah, it looks like Harris is slightly ahead, though well within the margin of error, but compared to where we were 4 years ago and 8 years ago, at this point Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, an average across all three,” the data analyst said. “Right now, you got Harris by 1 point above average of the three, but Joe Biden was up by 8, Hillary Clinton was up by 8.”

“I don’t have to tell you that Hillary Clinton lost all three of these states. Joe Biden barely won all three of these states,” he said. “So I think the question that Democrats have to ask themselves at this particular point is can Harris actually hold on given that Joe Biden barely did and Hillary Clinton did not across these three states??”

And last week Fox News host Bret Baier had some devastating news for the vice president.

If the election were today polls show that it would likely be a landslide Electoral College victory for former President Donald Trump.

“If you look now, considering where the average of polls are, that gives us some sense of where the Electoral College stands tonight, and that’s really the difference, and that’s how you win the race. 270 is the number you have to get to. These yellow states are the toss-up states that we’ve talked about, and as we stand in this what-if scenario, 225 to 219 here,” the host said.

“Now, if you take the Real Clear Politics average of the recent polls as of tonight, now understanding that some of them are one point, less than one point, a couple points within the margin of error, but if you said tonight was the election, Kamala Harris would win in Nevada, she would win in Wisconsin, she would win Nebraska’s district there, 242 to 219. As of tonight, however, Donald Trump would win Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, and he would win in Pennsylvania. 296 to 242, and he would be the 47th president of the United States,” he said.

“When you see these articles, Democrats are very concerned about where the trend is going. This is one of the reasons, because they look at the possibility of that sweep of the Rust Belt and the Sun Belt. But that sweep could favor the former president even more,” the host said.

“A new Wall Street Journal survey out today shows him leading Harris in Nevada by six points. That would give the former president a razor-thin edge in the Real Clear Politics average of polls. In our what-if scenario tonight, we would award him Nevada’s six electoral votes, making the new outcome 302 for Trump, 236 for Harris, and increasing Democratic jitters,” Baier noted further.