“Democrats are already running ahead of where they were in 2018, which was a year in which they did extremely well in the House races,” Enten said. “Not nearly as well in the Senate races, but that map was tilted against them in a way that this year’s, simply put, is not.”
Enten said on Thursday night’s edition of “The Source with Kaitlan Collins” that the turnout for Democratic primary elections has so far been over 25 million, exceeding the total turnout of 23 million in 2018.
Collins noted that Trump often mentioned Enten when he presents numbers favorable to him.
“So, the president quotes you a lot,” Collins said. “I mean, if you’re the White House or Trump’s political operation and you’re looking at those numbers, what are you seeing so far?”
“I’m running scared. You know, look, the numbers don’t lie. I tell it like it is. Whatever the numbers say, that’s where I go,” Enten said. “You see that turnout high so far on the Democratic side? That, to me, is emblematic of a president of the United States who is deeply underwater.”
Enten noted that over the last 20 years, the party with the highest turnout has won the House.
Watch Collins’ interview with Enten here: