Trump Gains Historic Support Among Black and Hispanic Voters, Says CNN Analyst

Republicans lead in party identification for the first time in nearly 40 years, posing a challenge for Democrats in the upcoming election.

CNN's Harry Enten predicts Donald Trump could achieve unprecedented levels of support from Black and Hispanic voters in the November election.
Republicans have gained a rare edge in party identification, leading Democrats by one percentage point nationally, a first since the 1980s.
Polling data indicates Kamala Harris is underperforming with Black voters compared to previous Democratic candidates, securing only 78% support.
Trump is expected to perform better with Hispanic voters than any Republican since George W. Bush in 2004, with Harris leading this demographic by 56% to 37%.
Harris is counterbalancing Trump's gains by leading with college-educated White voters by 18 points, the largest margin for a Democrat in recorded history.