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Trump's Support Surges Among Black and Hispanic Voters

12/2/2025

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A New York Times study shows U.S. President Donald Trump saw support rise by 46% in predominantly black neighborhoods and 55% in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods.
Democrats still dominate in California and New York, but their margins have decreased.
Political scientists say black voting patterns have long been influenced by social pressure to support Democrats.
Trump's appeal among black voters has grown from 8% to 15%, signaling a potential realignment.

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A New York Times study shows U.S. President Donald Trump saw support rise by 46% in predominantly black neighborhoods and 55% in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods.
Democrats still dominate in California and New York, but their margins have decreased.
Political scientists say black voting patterns have long been influenced by social pressure to support Democrats.
Trump's appeal among black voters has grown from 8% to 15%, signaling a potential realignment.