Donald Trump’s 2024 victory over Kamala Harris was fueled by “a voter coalition that was more racially and ethnically diverse than in 2020 or 2016,” as well as an advantage among voters who ...

President Donald Trump’s 2024 victory rested on support from voters who are less engaged with politics, an assessment of the election based on newly available voter file data confirms.

Trump won 52 percent of 2024 voters who either stayed home in 2020 or weren’t eligible to vote, compared to 45 percent for Harris. That marks an increase for Trump, who lost voters in 2020 who ...

In 2024, Trump held on to most of those who backed him in 2020: 85% of his 2020 voters voted for him again in 2024. But 3% switched to Harris and 11% dropped off – they didn’t vote at all in 2024.

Unemployment claims rose by about 8,000 nationally for the last week in May, including in states President Donald Trump won in 2024.. Why It Matters. Trump successfully ran last election cycle ...

Moreover, the report found that Latino voters who did not vote in 2020, but voted in 2024, were decidedly in favor of Trump, by a difference of 60% compared to 37% for Harris. Related.

Several of the key voter groups that provided President Donald Trump’s most important electoral gains in the 2024 election are recoiling from him as his presidency moves past the 100-day mark.