As Election Day closes in, ABC News does not have news that the Democrat presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, wants to hear.

ABC reporter and political analyst Rick Klein said that 98 percent of former President Donald Trump voters and half of the vice president’s voters believe the nation is on the wrong track.

Those are not numbers you want as a member of the incumbent party with 24 hours before the election.

“Remarkably, Donald Trump’s level of support does not seem to move at all, no matter what happens in this race. You’ll recall four years ago he got about 47% of the vote; go back four years before that, 46% of the vote. In our polling, he’s been no lower than 45%, no higher than 48%. But of course, what matters at this point is the battleground states, and this is what we see,” the analyst said during a Sunday morning segment.

“The latest and last numbers from the New York Times/Siena polling show, intriguingly, that Harris is up in must-wins for Trump in North Carolina and also in Georgia. At the same time, we see a tie, a virtual tie, in two must-win states for Harris: Pennsylvania and Michigan. So that kind of scrambles the electoral map math,” he said.

“But just to underscore the uncertainty, there is a new poll out today for the Des Moines Register that shows a genuine shocker—47-44, Harris. Yes, Harris in Iowa. That would be a major, major upset if that happens on election night,” the reporter said.

But then he dropped the bombshell on Harris.

“A whopping 74% of the country thinks we’re on the wrong track as a nation. That includes half of all Harris supporters and 98% of Trump voters. Those are the kind of numbers that are just brutal for an incumbent party, but this is an unusual election in so many ways,” Klein noted.