The Hispanic vote moved toward Trump, with exit polls suggesting that 45% of Hispanics voted for him this time, a full 10% more than in 2020.
The single biggest demographic, white women, voted for Trump in a slight majority (52%). This contrasts sharply with only 7% of black women voting for the Republican candidate.
Polls indicate that economy, democracy, and abortion emerged as the three most significant issues, yet the perception of a strong economy may not have resonated with voters.
As noted by Bernie Sanders, Trump effectively connects with the emotional needs of white working-class voters, which many Democrats fail to recognize and address.
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