Democrats Face Leadership Crisis After Trump's 2024 Electoral Victory

The Democratic Party grapples with its future as Trump secures a multiethnic coalition and wins both the Electoral College and popular vote.

Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election with a 312-226 Electoral College victory and became the first Republican since 2004 to win the popular vote.
Exit polls indicate that Trump's focus on economic issues resonated with voters, leading to significant gains among Hispanic, Black, and young voters.
The Democratic platform's emphasis on progressive social issues failed to connect with key demographics, who prioritized economic concerns.
Barack Obama's influence within the Democratic Party is waning, with calls for new leadership and a shift away from past figures.
The election results highlight a potential realignment in American politics, with Trump's coalition appealing to a broader, multiethnic voter base.