Trump won with major inroads among minority voters: Research
- Kamala Harris lost the 2024 U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump in November across multiple states.
- Her loss sparked debate on whether Democratic defeat stemmed more from voter turnout problems or difficulties in persuading voters.
- Pew Research analysis shows Trump expanded a more racially diverse coalition, gaining notably among Hispanic, Black, and younger voters, and retaining 85% of his 2020 supporters.
- Trump won non-2020 voters 54% to 42%, and his 12-point Latino vote gain helped him secure 312 Electoral College votes and the popular vote.
- The results suggest that higher turnout likely would not have changed the final margin, indicating both turnout and persuasion challenges for Democrats in 2024.
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Time to Unmask Trump’s Detention and Deportation Squads
By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan Narciso Barranco sits in ICE detention, with his two sons still on active duty in the US Marines not far away, at Fort Pendleton. It is past time to unmask the violent agents targeting people like Narciso, and halt Trump’s racist, xenophobic mass detentions and deportations.
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