out of touch pale pasty privileged lefty nimbys like that user don’t understand that groups are not monolithic in their voting preferences, other than the unelected tech oligarchs

biden needed every last one of the white squishy pale pasty privileged anti-american scared shitless suburban 65k+ in student debt karen vote to win. basically every minority group as a % shifted towards Trump in 2020 (this with increased turnout too)

He also needed the marginal reversion of the white non-college vote in his direction - at the end of the day, Hillary was a uniquely toxic candidate for this demo and someone like Biden was always bound to improve over her margins with non-college whites by some percent, which he did (and needed to do.)

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jul 6 2021 07:56pm

I'm curious to see if Hispanics will persist in voting for the GOP or if it was just a fluke due to the socialism fear-mongering. This might be the determining factor since they are the biggest non-white demographic.

Nice try but Blacks barely shifted if at all. We see you for who you truly are, and this will never change.

Yeah, I think that's the big question going forward: were Trump's improvements with hispanics in 2020 a one-off due to the specific circumstances of that election, or were they indicative of a longer-term trend?

Hispanics are disproportionately working in service industries and they are disproportionately small business owners, both of which were battered by the pandemic. In this sense, I can see Trump's anti-lockdown stance falling on fertile ground with them.
Additionally, the summer of BLM, riots and looting, as well as the extreme focus of Democrats and the media on blacks and their issues, might have alienated some hispanics and given them the feeling that their interests were taking a back seat for Democrats.
These two issues were unique to 2020 and won't be replicable.

An alternative explanation would be the following: in Latin American countries, charismatic populists and celebrities with outsized media presence have always been doing well. Perhaps a version of Donald Trump that isn't talking about Mexican rapists and border walls all the time is actually a good fit for latino voters, personality-wise. If this factor contributed significantly to Trump's inroads with latinos, then the GOP would be ill-advised running stiff bores again. (Although that type plays better in upscale suburbs where they need to staunch the bleeding...)

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jul 6 2021 09:31pm

a much larger voter turnout with a higher % of the vote is a notable shift. Black people are not the only minority group either, SMH! pathetic take there by you, budgeting.

of course, racist pale pasty privileged lefties like you hate minorities who dont “act and think they way” you expect them to.

inb4 your passive aggressive angry little rage retort lmfao, pathetic..

This post was edited by excellence on Jul 6 2021 09:38pm

Who do you mean by you?

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2021/06/30/behind-bidens-2020-victory/

"Apart from the small shift among Hispanic voters, Joe Biden’s electoral coalition looked much like Hillary Clinton’s, with Black, Hispanic and Asian voters and those of other races casting about four-in-ten of his votes. Black voters remained overwhelmingly loyal to the Democratic Party, voting 92%-8% for Biden."

And, lol @ you still thinking I have a multi or that I'm White.

The 50%+ of the GOP who strongly believe the election is stolen.

It's hard to tell because the virus significantly changed the whole electoral landscape. If it weren't for the riots which alienated a lot of people, Biden would have absolutely crushed Trump imo. Then again, if there weren't any virus (no lockdowns, no masks and less vulnerabilities the left-leaning media can exploit) Trump would have had a chance of winning definitely.