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Trump sees historic gains among Hispanic, Black voters


President-elect Donald Trump made significant inroads with Latino and Black voters in the 2024 election, with increased support from minority communities playing a key role in his victory in crucial swing states. The margins, compared to 2020, were significant, with some of Trump’s gains being historic.

In Starr County, Texas, a border region with a 97% Hispanic population, Trump won with 57% of the vote, breaking a Democratic stronghold that had lasted for over a century. This marked the first time in 128 years that a Republican candidate carried the county.

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Trump’s surge in Hispanic voter support continued nationwide. His backing among Latino voters rose 13 percentage points from 2020, reaching 45%, while Vice President Kamala Harris earned 53%.

The biggest shift came among Hispanic men, who supported Trump by a 54% to 44% margin. This represented a dramatic swing from 2020, when President Joe Biden won Latino men by 23 points, 59% to Trump’s 36%. Hispanic women also showed a decline in support for Harris, with 69% backing the Democrats in 2020 compared to 62% this year.

Trump also made notable gains with Black voters, particularly in swing states. In Wisconsin, his support more than doubled to 20%, compared to just 8% in 2020. In Georgia, Black male support for Trump rose to 25%, up from 13% four years ago. In Pennsylvania, Trump’s support among Black voters surged to 17%, compared to just 5% in 2020.

Nationwide, Trump won 13% of the Black vote, up from 8% in 2020.

These shifts in voter support highlight a significant realignment in American politics this election cycle, and underscores Trump’s broadening appeal beyond traditional Republican bases.

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[Karah Rucker]

DONALD TRUMP MADE MAJOR GAINS AMONG LATINO AND BLACK VOTERS –

THE INCREASED SUPPORT FROM MINORITY VOTERS HELPING PUSH HIM OVER THE TOP IN KEY STATES.

THE MARGINS COMPARED TO 2020 WERE DRASTIC –

AND SOME GROUND GAINED WAS EVEN HISTORIC.

STARR COUNTY TEXAS HAS A 97 PERCENT HISPANIC POPULATION –

TRUMP WON THE BORDER COUNTY WITH 57% OF THE VOTE –

A DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD FOR OVER A CENTURY. 

THIS MARKS THE FIRST TIME IN 128 YEARS THAT A REPUBLICAN HAS CARRIED IT. 

THAT SENTIMENT OF HISPANIC VOTES CARRYING TRUMP CONTINUED ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

NATIONWIDE, TRUMP’S SUPPORT AMONG HISPANIC VOTERS GREW SIGNIFICANTLY, RISING 13 PERCENTAGE POINTS COMPARED TO 2020 – TO 45% – 

WHILE VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS EARNED 53%.

TRUMP’S BIGGEST GAINS WERE AMONG HISPANIC MEN –

WHO BACKED HIM AT 54% OVER HARRIS’ 44 PERCENT –

A DRAMATIC SHIFT FROM BIDEN WINNING LATINO MEN 59 TO TRUMP’S 36% IN 2020. 

HISPANIC WOMEN – 

ALSO SUPPORTED HARRIS **LESS THIS YEAR – 

WITH HER BACKING DROPPING FROM 69% TO 62%.

TRUMP ALSO MADE NOTABLE STRIDES WITH BLACK VOTERS, ESPECIALLY IN SWING STATES. 

IN WISCONSIN, HIS SUPPORT MORE THAN DOUBLED TO 20%, COMPARED TO JUST 8% IN 2020. 

IN GEORGIA, BLACK MALE SUPPORT FOR TRUMP ROSE TO 25%, UP FROM 13% FOUR YEARS AGO. 

AND IN PENNSYLVANIA, TRUMP’S SUPPORT AMONG BLACK VOTERS SURGED TO 17%, COMPARED TO JUST 5% IN 2020.

NATIONALLY, TRUMP WON 13% OF BLACK VOTERS UP FROM 8% IN 2020.

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