Recent polling analysis highlighted by Harry Enten suggests that Donald Trump continues to hold exceptionally strong support among his core Make America Great Again (MAGA) base. Speaking on CNN alongside anchor Sara Sidner, Enten pointed to an NBC News poll showing Trump with a 100% approval rating among MAGA supporters—an unusually unanimous figure in modern politics.

Enten emphasized that while some Republicans may express disapproval of Trump, those individuals typically fall outside the MAGA movement. He described the data as clear evidence of Trump’s firm hold over this segment of the electorate, comparing the level of unity to a rare “perfect season” in sports.

Addressing questions about whether recent controversies—such as military action against Iran—have weakened Trump’s support, Enten said there is no sign of erosion within the MAGA base. Despite criticism from some prominent conservative voices, polling continues to show overwhelming backing for Trump’s decisions among his core supporters.

He also noted that the MAGA movement itself appears to be expanding. According to the data cited, about 30% of Americans now identify with the movement, up slightly from 28% in late 2024. This growth suggests that the base is not only stable but potentially increasing in influence.

Additional polling from organizations such as Quinnipiac University and YouGov indicates strong Republican support for Trump’s foreign policy actions, including military operations.

Looking ahead, Enten argued that the MAGA movement is likely to remain a dominant force within the Republican Party even beyond Trump’s political career. He framed it as more than a personality-driven phenomenon, describing it instead as a lasting political movement with deep and enduring support.