> The people most in need of good policy, at the price of an acceptable nonchalance regarding a president's mere presentability - minorities - made their voices heard by voting for Trump. Every single minority demographic voted in higher numbers for Trump this election over last. The only demographic to vote for him less? White men. And that made the difference.
Can you share your source for this? (this is not a challenge, I'm genuinely interested in digging deeper into the data myself)
"The black male vote for trump increased from 13% in 2016 to 18% this year"
"The black female vote for Trump doubled from 4% in 2016 to 8% this year"
"Exit polls show a majority of white women voting for Trump. (Important note: Pew analysis of actual votes in 2016 showed that it wasn’t a majority but was a plurality.)"
"The percentage of LGBT voting for Trump doubled from 2016"
"The percentage of Latinos and Asians voting for Trump increased from 2016"
> The people most in need of good policy, at the price of an acceptable nonchalance regarding a president's mere presentability - minorities - made their voices heard by voting for Trump. Every single minority demographic voted in higher numbers for Trump this election over last. The only demographic to vote for him less? White men. And that made the difference.
Can you share your source for this? (this is not a challenge, I'm genuinely interested in digging deeper into the data myself)