Donald Trump Secures Presidency with Unexpected Minority Support
Trump's victory was bolstered by increased backing from Black and Latino voters, despite Democratic efforts to maintain strongholds.
- Trump's support among Black voters in Wisconsin doubled to 21%, contributing to his overall electoral success.
- Kamala Harris saw a decline in support from key demographics, including Black men and Latino voters, compared to previous Democratic candidates.
- Trump achieved significant gains among Latino men, winning 54% of their votes, a notable increase from 2020.
- The Republican candidate's outreach to minorities paid off, with one in three people of color voting for Trump.
- Harris' campaign focused on reproductive rights but failed to mobilize the expected female voter turnout.
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