US EditionTrump won with major inroads among minority voters: Research
- Kamala Harris lost the November 2024 U.S. presidential election, prompting debate on whether voter persuasion or turnout caused her defeat.
- Analysis found higher turnout likely would not have helped Harris because she faced a defection from the Democratic base amid limited enthusiasm.
- Donald Trump broadened his 2024 support by capturing 40% of voters younger than fifty, strongly outperforming his opponents among individuals without a college degree, and securing 54% of the electorate who did not vote in 2020 but participated in 2024.
- Pew Research shows Trump narrowed the Hispanic vote gap against Harris to 48% versus 51%, down from Biden’s 61%-36% margin in 2020, while Trump’s gains were driven largely by differences in voter turnout.
- The results suggest Trump's diverse voter coalition and high turnout among his supporters decisively contributed to his 2024 victory, while full turnout likely would not have changed the overall popular vote margin significantly.
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New Poll Shows President Trump's Support From Minority Voters is Surging
A new Pew Research poll shows former President Trump gaining significant support from Hispanic, Black, and Asian voters ahead of the 2024 election. His growing coalition cuts into traditional Democrat voting blocs and signals a major shift. Key Facts: Trump now receives 48% of Hispanic voter support, up from 36% in 2020, nearly matching Kamala Harris’ 51%. Support among Black voters rose from 8% in 2020 to 15% in the latest polling. Trump’s sup…
Matt Schlapp to Newsmax: Trump’s Focus on Values Drew Latino Voters
President Donald Trump's 2024 election results among Latino voters were higher than had been previously thought, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis, and CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp agreed on Newsmax that it was because of his focus on values. "This approach with Latino voters was not just some kind of pandering," said Schlapp, commenting on Newsmax's "The Count" Saturday, while the first CPAC Latino event is being held this weekend i…
Trump Gained Significantly From Unexpected Groups In Historic 2024 Win: Poll
A new Pew Research poll indicates that President Trump gained ground with several unexpected groups in his historic comeback 2024 presidential victory.Among Hispanic voters — who preferred former President Biden in 2020 over Trump by a whopping 25 percentage points, and preferred Hillary Clinton to Trump by an even wider margin in 2016 — Trump only trailed former Vice President Kamala Harris by three percentage points, going from 36% of Hispanic…
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