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Why black, Latino and Asian voters are leaving Democratic party

by Rikki Schlott

 

Democrats are losing ground with people of color. The percentage of black Americans who voted Republican in the 2022 midterms nearly doubled compared to the 2018 cycle. Asian American support for Democrats is slumping generation over generation. And young Latinos are increasingly registering without a party affiliation. It’s a historic shift that threatens to shake up the upcoming presidential election, as Biden’s polling numbers continue to sink dramatically among voters of color — and particularly younger ones in battleground states.

 

https://nypost.com/2023/11/30/news/why-black-latina-and-asian-voters-are-abandoning-democrats/

 

 

And yes,

 

everyone is well aware that the Democrat party will still get the majority of POC votes, but even a small swing is disaster for the plantation owners.

 

 

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This is fantastic. Crowder sits in a black barbershop and has frank discussions about race in America in 2023.

 

The polls are clearly showing that African Americans, particularly men, are abandoning the Democrat party in droves. There are multiple reasons for this, but perhaps the biggest is the trans cult nonsense. This is an absolute non starter in the black community.

 

Well worth your time.

 

 

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WALKAWAY

 

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A fraying coalition: Black, Hispanic, young voters abandon Biden as election year begins

 

President Joe Biden heads into the election year showing alarming weakness among stalwarts of the Democratic base, with Donald Trump leading among Hispanic voters and young people. One in 5 Black voters now say they'll support a third-party candidate in November.

 

In a new USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll, Biden's failure to consolidate support in key parts of the coalition that elected him in 2020 has left him narrowly trailing Trump, the likely Republican nominee, 39%-37%; 17% support an unnamed third-party candidate.

 

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/01/01/biden-trump-poll-odds-black-hispanic-young-voters/72072111007/
 

 

 

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5 hours ago, BillStime said:

 

 

 

Wrong thread.

 

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Discussion is about those leaving the democrat party to vote for Republicans,

 

or vice versa.

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9 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Wrong thread.

 

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Discussion is about those leaving the democrat party to vote for Republicans,

 

or vice versa.

Is this the right thread for one of those idiotic Trump History memes? 

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11 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Wrong thread.

 

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Discussion is about those leaving the democrat party to vote for Republicans,

 

or vice versa.

 

DR appreciates your efforts to defend his thread. However, he is no longer here, and you are not a moderator.

 

Take this BS to your safe place.

 

 

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