Minority Voters Pull Back from Trump

New York Times caught passing off GOP flack as average Black voter

The New York Times published a story pushing the idea that support for President Donald Trump from a young Black man was organic, but the paper hid a key fact from its readers. On Thursday night, I read the story headlined “What 11 Black Voters Think...

Trump facing 'broad-based and deep' collapse among voters who sealed his 2024 win

After over 100 days in office, support for Donald Trump among voters who normally are not found in the GOP camp but voted for him has already cratered.According to a report from CNN, Trump got a boost in 2024 from " Latinos, younger men, non-White voters without a college degree, and, to some extent...

Analysis: Trump made historic gains with minority voters in 2024. They are already pulling back in 2025

Several of the key voter groups that provided President Donald Trump’s most important electoral gains in the 2024 election are recoiling from him as his presidency moves past the 100-day mark. But it remains unclear how much Democrats can benefit from these growing doubts.

Minority Voters Pull Back from Trump

Ron Brownstein: “In 2024, Trump improved his performance among some big voting blocs that have historically favored Democrats, including Latinos, younger men, non-White voters without a college degree, and, to some extent, Black men. Trump’s advances generated exuberant predictions from an array of right-leaning analysts that he had achieved a lasting realignment and cemented the GOP’s hold on voters of all races without a college degree.” “But …

Trump’s Second 100 Days Could Cement Trump’s Legacy—or Undo It

The focus for the second 100 days shifts to outcomes. The administration’s agenda will be put to the test. ... It’s about measurable results.