US EditionTrump won with major inroads among minority voters: Research
- In the November 2024 U.S. presidential election, President Donald Trump secured a victory against Kamala Harris, who served as vice president before the election.
- Harris's loss sparked debate among Democrats on whether the defeat resulted more from voter turnout issues or challenges in persuading and motivating the Democratic base.
- Pew Research Center analysis showed Trump expanded his coalition by increasing support among Hispanic, Asian, and Black voters, especially from those who did not vote in 2020 but voted in 2024.
- Trump retained 85% of his 2020 voters and won 54% of those who skipped voting in 2020, securing 48% of Hispanic, 40% of Asian, and 15% of Black voters in 2024, all up from 2020 levels.
- These shifts contributed to Trump's 312 Electoral College votes and his first national popular vote win, indicating a more racially diverse coalition and higher turnout among his supporters.
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Trump won more than half of foreign-born Hispanics — still would have beaten Harris if every eligible person voted in 2024 election: analysis
President Trump won more than half of foreign-born Hispanic voters in the 2024 election and still would’ve beat former Vice President Kamala Harris had every eligible voter turned out to the polls, an analysis of his landslide victory concluded Thursday.
Trump's 2024 Victory Marked By Significant Shift Among Latino Voters: Analysis
Latino Vote Swings Toward Trump, Reshaping Electoral Landscape A new analysis of the 2024 U.S. election by the Pew Research Center reveals that Donald Trump’s path to victory was paved by a more racially and ethnically diverse voter coalition, with Latino voters playing a particularly notable role in this shift. While Kamala Harris ultimately secured […] Trump’s 2024 Victory Marked By Significant Shift Among Latino Voters: Analysis
2024 Elections Disaster: Harris Fails to Thrive, Trump Triumphs - Real News Now
In a stark turn of events from the Pew Research Center, a recent analysis suggests that even under the most optimistic voting conditions for the Democrats, President Trump would have still emerged as the victor in the 2024 presidential elections. Triumph included beating Democrat contender Kamala Harris, with only a slim margin beneath an outright half majority, carrying 49.7% of the vote against Harris’ meager 48.2%. The roughly 64% turnout of …
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