Why is Trump Doing So Well With Minority Voters?

[@johngrimes93]

One thing people need to remember is “Hispanic” voters aren’t all the same. Hispanic voters coming from Mexico to Texas may be very likely to vote Democratic. Venezuelan and Cuban voters fleeing leftist autocracies moving to Florida will never vote Democrats.

[@leandervr]

Which is insane, because the democratic party is not leftist by any other measure than compared to the republican party. The US literally doesn't have a left.

[@extrapolate]

They would if democrats stopped entertaining Neo communists

[@Chrissy717]

The fact that someone can look at Venezuela and say "Ha! Leftists can't govern!" is insane to me. But then again, I don't think a person fleeing a dictatorship has the time and energy to read into US politics.

[@serebii666]

"will never vote Democrats." The Democrats are literally a centre right party

[@HorizonOfHope]

They flee autocracies and want more of the same and vote for Republicans.

[@aieyui]

Because he doesn't segregate his policies for the "Blacks", the "Latinos", the "Whites", etc. His policies are for the "Americans".

[@Ultrajamz]

i saw kamala wants to do “loans for blacks” wth?! Divisive

[@DILFDylF]

Which policies of his do you find most compelling?

[@2736492821]

of cos, he always has "concepts of a plan for everything :)

[@roselove5810]

@@DILFDylFBorder and abortion policies

[@Samlevvvy]

@@roselove5810 He had 4 years to implement his policies. He got nothing done except remove women's rights to their bodies and massive tax cuts for billionaires which added trillions to the deficit.

[@zurielsss]

Voting because of race and skin color is sooo dumb

[@JustATrippyDuck]

Bet you also think the civil rights movement was sooo dumb Edit: you guys need to chill. This comment is simply saying that if you take a complex issue and simplify it into something derivative like the op, then I’m just betting that there are ulterior motives. Too much edge in here smh

[@MrBurnsExcellent]

@@JustATrippyDuck One was giving people rights another is just because someone is born that way so you will vote for them, be smarter pls.

[@reglimulla8270]

Americans 🤡

[@JustATrippyDuck]

@@MrBurnsExcellent my comment was calling out the commenter more than the statement, be smarter pls

[@taln0reich]

well, depends on what you are voting for/against.

[@excalubar]

Most Hispanics I've known are conservative but cared about immigration and welfare so voted democrats. As they became second and third generation and started making more money immigration and welfare mattered less.

[@KlausSchwabb]

Meanwhile in Mexico they voted for left wing anti conservative jewish woman.

[@donkey7921]

bringing in more immigrants backfired so hard for dems. The truth is most people coming from conservative countries are conservative. Especially poor people who are more likely to be religious and conservative.

[@WhenInDarknessSeekTheLight]

​@@donkey7921That's why they stay poor, the church and conservative politicians keep them down.

[@donkey7921]

@@WhenInDarknessSeekTheLight I agree. But I guess the immigration system should have brought much less people to prevent this kind of demographic change and to let people integrate.

[@KlausSchwabb]

@@excalubar Meanwhile in Mexico they elected anti conservative left wing je.wish president.

[@ferretman6790]

People in the comments are actually saying “it’s because of poor education” absolutely disgusting. Minorities are “poorly educated” when they don’t vote for your party? You might as well just put on the pointy white hat and robe

[@haroondaman7162]

It's because they can smell BS

[@lolstalgic9602]

Makes sense because tRump loves the poorly educated!!

[@Cerxts]

Yeah thats crazy, but the right is supposedly the "racist" one

[@Windrake101]

No they're poorly educated, if they are ignorant about the real going on in the country and the world etc etc. don't let political speak cloud your ability to reason

[@タカポロ-f5t]

They grow up in more conservative, previously poor families, where they think that this country is paradise because they fled from poor authoritarian regimes… When there are so many countries that are better than the US especially in Europe and Asia. People that actually travel the world can tell you that America is actually so behind in aspects like: inequality, infrastructure, healthcare, education, general peacefulness in society. People that fled “socialist” (poor) countries will blame everything on the government when in reality more powers are in play in the US like the corporate oligopolies owned by people with unimaginable amounts of money that pump so much money into politicians to make their decisions based on what makes their stock prices go up. And you think that trump is gonna make it better by lowering taxes on the rich?

[@hiskiff24]

As an american following politics i can confirm nobody outside of twitter knows or cares what brat summer is.

[@ShermanMark1]

Hmm Is that where All The Brats in the world come together for the Summer to be Brats?

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. /

[@Exlaty]

Keep telling urself that🤡

[@blackosprey2219]

Wtf is that

[@pjlikesmusic]

I am 90% convinced that the brat/coconut memes are fedposting

[@brianmulholland2467]

Among black voters, other content I've seen primarily puts it down to two factors. One is that Trump's attraction is very much about being viewed as an anti establishment figure, and alot of black voters are attracted to that. Second is that the black civil rights generation were the :enforcers' of the 'never vote Republican ' taboo. They're starting to die off and so the taboo has weakened such that more conservative blacks are drifting towards their more natural party for without social pressure to prevent it

[@TheHedleyNicholasShow]

Why is that a bad thing?

[@tuxtitan780]

​@TheHedleyNicholasShow where did they say that it was lmao. They just gave their own explanation/ theory that explains the trend

[@TheHedleyNicholasShow]

@@tuxtitan780 Seems like he was insinuating that it was a bad thing imo.

[@riccardogemme]

​@@TheHedleyNicholasShow didn't feel that way to me.

[@aroaris843]

Lmao republicans are not black people natural party… stop it

[@EzraB123]

Orthodox Jew living in LA. Literally every single person in my community is voting for Trump.

[@Cerxts]

God bless them

[@aaronstathatos6195]

It’s funny because they will tell you you’re racist for voting for Trump. So sorry my brother apparently you and I are racist 😢

[@jorgeguerra5475]

I live in CA. Will vote for Trump.

[@noobfax4395]

how about larry david

[@EzraB123]

@@noobfax4395 What about him?

[@octamaster5000]

Because we are not the stupid voters democrats think we are

[@quintonmaldonado8368]

We're not one big negro 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@paulluka2029]

There's also a trend that everyone seems to ignore, white suburban women who normally voted republican but now strongly support democrats otherwise Trump should be cruising to victory.

[@pranshukrishna5105]

that is because of abortion a temporary issue

[@theprovost]

It isn't a temporary issue if it affects 50% of the countries' population

[@sonicmeerkat]

@@pranshukrishna5105 i'm sorry did you call it a temporary issue? even if it is pregnancy itself is temporary so for those it affects, the damage is done.

[@gaarakabuto1]

​@@pranshukrishna5105I understand that politics is hard for some people, but there is always the option to say that you can't understand it and move on. It's better from throwing shit on the wall hoping it sticks. In every single point of view economics is the short term issue and legislative changes are the long term. If people care for the economy more than the rest, that does not make it long term. God bless there have been so many economists explaining everything about economics and politics. Not that I expect you to read any of it but either way.

[@adrian-dragosbalaban6401]

@@gaarakabuto1 least snarky leftist

[@RicardoSanchez-es5wl]

I’m Latino, here LEGALLY, and a citizen now, and I’ll tell you why we are all switching to Trump: not because we are fans of his personality, but because the open border policies of Kamala have made us LEGAL immigrants to go the back of the line. I have several friends and family members who are trying to do it the right way and may be forced to go back to our previous country because they’re being sent to the back of the line while illegals are prioritized.

[@jackalzirson2631]

This actually made me quite sad to read, sorry you are dealing with this shit

[@TheIrishny]

Turns out people who have much more conservative social views tend to err towards the party with more conservative social views. Shocking

[@jasonhaven7170]

Trump only 15% of the Blk male vote

[@xelthiavice4276]

and people with conservative social views are far more normal sane people

[@jonndunn]

⁠@@xelthiavice4276”they’re eating the dogs” ??? 😭😭

[@theseeker7692]

​@@xelthiavice4276 and people with conservative social views are far more abiding to older social norms. There, fixed it for you

[@joshuanorman2]

Still not true, these groups mostly still are very democrat leading, it's just a slight increase towards conservatives. It would be incorrect to say Trump is doing well with a margin that he's down by double digits with.

[@javiersaugar376]

Well he actually talks to people in the same tone of voice. He doesnt put on a hammy accent that shifts depending on who he's addressing

[@Cerxts]

This one!

[@pumpkinsnow5847]

Bro why would i vote for kamala when her Egg prices are $6.99 😧

[@dulguunjargal1199]

Trump will shut down all Schools

[@riggsvsoliver]

But but but she grew up as a middle class, woman of color, working at McDonald’s don’t ya know 😂

[@dulguunjargal1199]

Trump did it

[@NM-ze3dh]

Welll Said 100%

[@AliciaTDK01]

the executive branch doesnt control the price of food, the food companies do

[@scottlillard561]

Part of it is the Cubans in Florida who see themselves as separate than Mexican-Americans in Texas and Arizona.

[@jordanjames2956]

Yes in part but that does not cover the whole story. For instance if you look at the Mexican Americans in California they are politically very different from the Mexican Americans in Texas. Also there is a difference between Hispanics who live in larger cities and those who live elsewhere. I am from a small town in Nevada that is about 15% Hispanic and the Hispanics are just as conservative, if not more so, then the rest of the population. This is a more recent development to. You go back 12-14 years ago and many of them were openly democrat. One reason for this change is that many of the hispanics were socially conservative and as the Democratic party became more social liberal they moved over to the Republicans. This is one reason why elections in Nevada have gotten more competitive recently.

[@SLD-bz9so]

Because they are as separate as Irish people are from Canadians.

[@steamnamebbderinvade__]

cuba would be doing about as well as vietnam is if it wasnt embargoed by the US, and in a way that doesnt allow it to trade with the rest of the world, or at least, europe wont touch them due to embargo rules.

[@adrianchezorts]

​@steamnamebbderinvade__ That last thing has a big exception. Spain has kept very strong commercial tides with basically all its former colonies, including Cuba and Venezuela. This led to diplomatic problems with the USA sometimes, but at the end Spain has just ignored any embargo. In the case of Venezuela, it's worth to mention that spanish Repsol is one of the few foreign oil companies, not controlled by the Government, in the country. Even when there has been diplomatic tensions between the governments, the commerce continues as usual because there is a lot of money in game from both parts.

[@shyuw6473]

Maybe because they are?

[@theawesomeman9821]

"They're Republicans, they just don't know it yet,"-Ronald Reagan

[@LXCD-t9p]

No they are not really Republicans people are just upset about inflation and are crossing party lines for this election

[@Yourdailycardriver]

Honestly thought this was a idksterling reference.

[@sebbvell3426]

As a Venezuelan citizen, i feel like the biden administration has been extremely soft on Venezuela

[@ssjrose9641]

Well, the right will round you up and deport you

[@holdenennis]

...because Trump's policies made Venezuela so much better, not.

[@josephkelly9239]

​@holdenennis my wife is venezuelan. Her and her family literally wants us to invade an overthrow their government. They want as much pressure on Venezuela as humanly possible. You're not getting the point and clearly don't understand what Venezuelans actually want and feel.

[@aesop1451]

This is interesting. Just like the Israeli Jews and Cuban Jews that care about Israel and Cuba. Venezuela's former Minister of Planning Ricardo Hausmann is...Surprise! Jewish! Guaidog was just another puppet.

[@jpespinosa4539]

@@holdenenniswhat the hellTrump has to do with Venezuela sl😂😂😂

[@juliusm5908]

As a Mexican, i will be voting for Trump

[@Samlevvvy]

You comment this on every video. Are you a real person?

[@NullPointerVect]

​@@Samlevvvythey've commented twice on this channel.....

[@Samlevvvy]

@@NullPointerVect Why do they keep spamming this same exact sentence

[@gustavju4686]

Same

[@YCStudios_greece]

But he didn't, he just says who's better to vote for.​@@Samlevvvy

[@venanziadorromatagni1641]

At the very beginning of the video, some graphics and text split white voters into college-educated and non-college-educated. But such a split was never made for minority voters in the subsequent parts of the video. I wonder whether Trump’s success can be better explained by grouping voters by education level rather than race.

[@ameanoacid6176]

I think its a general consensus that you have to be low-educated to fall for trump's dumb yapping. Anyone with the ability to think things through will see that its simply not in their best interest.

[@melissacorbett4180]

Yes, I'd agree with this! It explains why Asian Americans who as a group value education have been shifting towards the Democrats compared to other groups in the population. This might also be a contributing factor to the voting split between younger men and women as young women tend to be better educated than their male peers these days.

[@Kalimdor199Menegroth]

@@melissacorbett4180 A grain of salt on the better educated part. I'd rather say women have more credentials than men, not necessarily better educated. Looking at the average woman in American university, I can hardly see them being better educated than men who did not go to university, or dropped out.

[@boatt_swag]

Stupid comment, better educated is literally talking about going to university. How do you think you get their stats? Just because you hate university women and think they're stupid doesn't mean they're not better educated.​@@Kalimdor199Menegroth

[@Ufgbja]

Bros just jealous cuz he couldnt get into uni.​@@Kalimdor199Menegroth

[@yurisei6732]

This is just what happens when you have a two party system. Each party becomes a bizarre conglomeration of multiple different ideologies. Both parties are a lot more than what any individual voter cares about, so you can create republican voters out of people who really shouldn't be voting republican by leaning on the single issue that is most important to them and hiding the other issues. That's what the Republicans have been doing since 2016, it's why they lean so heavily on culture war stuff - the American voterbase is on average a lot more culturally conservative than they are economically right wing. Paint the democrats as a party that wants to destroy American culture with any number of buzzwords and you'll make republican voters out of people who like single payer healthcare, unions and workers rights, but who dislike blue hair.

[@Mpl3564]

Yep. Old style European Christian Democracy, for instance, would probably fit better the preferences of conservative blacks and hispanics than Trump.

[@baronvonjo1929]

Yep. I dont like Republicans too much but probably would support them over democrats even if they have a lot they support I disagree with. Ain't many options.

[@TreyMessiah95]

America isnt a two party system, the issue is NOBODY is going to beat the biggest parties. And having a multi party system not going to fix anything either lol

[@ashvandal5697]

I love that wording. I hate blue hair, thus I will vote against everything else I care about. Of course it isn’t blue hair, it’s gender surgery, bathrooms, marriage, and forced use of pronouns, but the idea is the same.

[@andrzejnadgirl2029]

I only partially agree, as this really goes both ways. Democrats also can all-in on more controversial aspects of LGBT - why US has bigger issue with kids transitions than Europe for instance. Also economically, in recent years, it doesn't really factually matters? Trump set course on trade wars with China and on this particular matter he actually was correct, Biden continued strengthening tarrifs, slowly it started giving first results. Thete won't be crazy social spending in climate where buisness need government help to get going. And this time Biden policies ensure huge government spendings into business sector. And with economy direction being set moral stances takes more space than usual for both sides.

[@nick_sometin7791]

As a Mexican trump got my vote

[@Samlevvvy]

Do you remember when he called you a criminal and r word ist in his first speech as a presidential candidate?

[@austinrivera7909]

@@Samlevvvyno he didn’t

[@scaryperi3051]

@@Samlevvvy No, but I do remember him saying that plenty of criminals are crossing illegally, which is true. Do you need a reaching tool to help better grasp those slippery straws? Taking Trump out of context is the only way the media can critique him.

[@Samlevvvy]

@@austinrivera7909 Google it. Google Trump R word ists and murderers on KZbin and you will find the clips

[@Samlevvvy]

@@austinrivera7909 KZbin deleted my comment, so I have to rephrase it. Google "Trump r word ist and m word ist Mexicans". You will find the clips

[@DevonWlodyga]

Lumping Hispanic American and Asian American voters into groups glosses over the political and socio economic and cultural diversity among Americans who identify as such. Mexican Americans in California vote more liberal than Mexican Americans in rural Texas who vote more liberal than Cuban Americans in southern Florida. Indian Americans and Vietnamese Americans don't vote the same either. Obviously you're trying to be brief, which I get. But y'all make a great point about how moderate many Black Americans and Hispanic Americans are who have typically voted Democratic. They are the ones who secured Biden's nomination back 4 years ago. Younger Black voters are more progressive than their older counterparts though. And men and women vote differently as well. Black women are the most consistently Democratic voters of all groups, even more than LBGTQ+ voters. Needless to say, my country is in flux AF.

[@jordanjames2956]

There are a few Vietnamese American families in the town in which I grew up. They are some of the biggest supporters of the Republican Party there, and my hometown is about a republican as is possible. In 2020 94% of the population voted for Trump. It also happens to be around 15% Hispanic, mostly Mexican American. The Mexican Americans there are not very different politically then the rest of the population. Part of this is due to the fact that most of the mexican americans there are part of families who have lived there since the 60s and 70s.

[@WastedBananas]

Indians aren't Asian

[@kyledabearsfan]

Ive noticed a massive shift around the Hispanic voters in the Midwest, although theyve always had more conservative views, they generally voted Democrat. This year it seems they are very hardline Republican. Economy is everything.

[@onceuponanexploration6048]

Y, although I think there has always been the hope among the elites that we will just become Latin bread and Asian bread equivalent to the adhoc mixture of white bread.

[@veraxiana9993]

Democratic politicians finally finding out that you have to actually do something for your voting groups once getting into office & ignoring the people who voted your party in has electoral consequences. Smh

[@tweda4]

Americans still not understanding that their government can't function when theres only two parties and one of them is actively doing their best to stop any and all kinds of progress. SMH.

[@johnfergione8923]

I wish it did have real consequences 😭 I feel like most politicians ignore their voters and promises

[@plucas1]

Are you high? Democrats have been delivering straight up ever since Biden was put in office. THings aren't perfect, but they are on an upward trend. And speaking about doing things for your voting group, how are Republicans doing on that Border Wall? Or passing any kind of immigration reform? They outlaw Bud Light ro Disney yet?

[@thawhiteazn]

It’s weird how democratic politicians are consistently held to a higher standard than republicans. I literally never hear this same sentiment for republicans politicians yet they are the ones that most consistently do not deliver for their constituents.

[@theseeker7692]

The problem is also current polarization. Obama was downright Republican on a lot of policies yet a decent amount of people call him a communist.

[@RUdigitized]

Blacks and Hispanics still gotta pay their bills

[@Tomorrison28]

It's amazing some people don't think we care about providing for ourselves and family

[@armandoperez4535]

People forget hispanic immigrants come from very conservative and religious backgrounds.

[@admiralbrown9334]

Some do. Others not so much.

[@Valentina.Montano]

Most do, yes.

[@JuanMartinez-xf3uz]

Religion is what keeps Latin America in the dark ages.

[@ericktellez7632]

The largest countries in Latin America are all left leaning in governments, and not democrat pseudo left leaning but actual social democrats and socialist governments. From Venezuela, Cuba to the largest dem socs Brazil and Mexico. A conservative in Mexico is to the left of Biden to put it in simple terms. America has never had anything left leaning to a Lula in its history.

[@emanueldelacruz1101]

​ Like who? Argentinians and Spaniards barely exist in the US

[@the_indelible_onion]

I am an African American and I am planning to vote for Donald J. Trump to be the 47th president of the United States of America!

[@geofflepper3207]

You put out a graph indicating that 80% of Black voters identify as conservative and that over 90% of Black voters identify as liberal meaning that 170% of Black voters identify as either a conservative or a liberal. How is it that nobody on your staff realized how ridiculous and in fact impossible that is? That takes away all credibility from this video.

[@jasonhaven7170]

The video is so inaccurate

[@creature2479]

I think it was 80% identify as conservative but would vote liberal

[@YAH2121]

a lot of black Americans are religious and soft conservatives socially, but vote liberal on economics, welfare and everything else.

[@Maryon67]

@@YAH2121I’m not conservative at all and plus liberal policies benefit me more and I have the same mindset as them .

[@RealIsRealFakeIsFake]

If before you thought that TLDR News was credible then... I am glad you at least realized they do questionable stuff and mistakes with their statistics in not just this video, but most.

[@guavaguy4397]

Who thought that CATHOLIC Hispanic voters would lean PROGRESSIVE on social issues. You may want to look at Catholic approval of trump and that will tell you more.

[@admiralbrown9334]

A lot of the most conservative Latinos aren't Catholic. They're protestants.

[@Nasrudith]

While abortion and LGBT issues aren't aligned, Catholics align with democrats on other social issues like opposition to the death penalty and social welfare. So Catholics can wind up surprisingly 'neutral' to the democratic party compared to the opposition one might expect.

[@Uvuv6969]

We exist lmao. Many Catholics are surprisingly socially liberal, especially among young people. I find that Protestants tend to be the more conservative ones. Thing is that trump is probably the least Christian person in the race, very immoral. Nor is he actually smart, he’s just very good at manipulating people. Kamala’s bad but she’s a different kind of bad, which I will take that bad over trumps bad.

[@ulizez89]

Zealous catholic are famous one issue voters, mainly "anti abortion," so they tend to vote kind of weird "extremely progressive when abortion is not on the ballot, extremely conservative when abortion is." How it will play out this election now that Roe v Wade was overturned.... idk.

[@Daniel-bn2lm]

It's not surprising. From another Pew research study, Spanish speaking catholic Hispanics tend to vote more for democrats than English speaking Protestant Hispanics, who tend to vote more for Republicans. Part of it is the "assimilation" to "mainstream American" culture. However part of this is not surprising since born-again Christians for some reason tend to be more conservative and extreme than other Christian groups. Another possible factor is who considers themselves as "White". The 2030 census will show us how many Hispanics will consider themselves "Hispanic/Latino" or "White" or both.

[@RandomPerson-bv3ww]

Democracy in a diverse society isn’t a political decision, it’s a census

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Democracy and multiculturalism are mutually exclusive

[@MinecraftLively]

People aren’t ready for this conversation

[@ponraul1221]

Exactly. South Africa was the first major example of this. Now they have parties that explicitly say they’re for Zulus, Xhosa, Coloreds, Whites, Indian, etc.. The Democratic Party has already begun this phase. So far the only line the Republican Party has drawn is American and Non-American.

[@gustavju4686]

​@@ponraul1221For real? Ugh, S.A. is for sure gonna balkanize one day if that continues.

[@roberto4350]

It’s simple really, you don’t need an over produced 10 minute video, he’s authentic, he’s don’t pander to skin color, and he doesn’t try talk “like us”.

[@Eddy002]

“Who could have predicted a last minutes change in candidate?” Everyone: “we all did.”

[@seananthony7494]

Because minorities/immigrants tend to be more religious and socially conservative,… While the democrats are catering to the secular college grads/students and secular LGBTQ communities who dismiss or just plain hate religion. Those communities do not mix, if anything immigrants and minorities have more in common with Trump then they do with anyone in the democratic party.

[@claram5482]

I'm always confused by the term Asian-American. Does it only include people of East Asian descent, or any Asian descent? In Harris's case I feel like that's relevant.

[@MenacingWithVideos]

Usually it refers to countries around China. Harris is "South Asian American".

[@Angelo-r-b]

​@@MenacingWithVideos Kamala is Indian, meaning Indian-American and by technicality Asian-american. I would say very different from what Southeast Asian would be Thai, Indonesian, Malaysian, etc.

[@zi326]

Any asian of course

[@Daniel-bn2lm]

It includes anybody from Asia. From Turkmenistan to Japan. It used to be that Pakistan was the furthest west Asian country to be grouped as Asian but now the rest of Central Asia is categorized as Asian for the US Census.

[@HappyGuy-cn9po]

East

[@Ben-jl2rh]

I have immigrant parents but he treats me as an American, not a Mexican American like all the democrats have.

[@Prof.steelSRM]

As much as I love Europe and hoe much I want to save Ukraine I would still vote Trump because I am not willing to risk losing my rights to the woke communities.

[@heldermorales3400]

Losing what rights? Lol

[@dulguunjargal1199]

What Rights? Guns? Maybe Guns is a good reason but what else???

[@Hardcore_Remixer]

​@@heldermorales3400 Summarized the dem party perfectly.

[@Hardcore_Remixer]

​@@dulguunjargal1199 The right to have the most influence over what cultue your chidren will first step into. The dems want to increasingly step in and claim them as the kids of the government, or, as they say, **our** kids (like the true commies they are).

[@dutchhondarebel]

@@heldermorales3400 Free speech, right to carry arms, right of full custody of your children, right to make your own medical decisions.

[@chenyansong]

You want to separate between native born minority and immigrants, these are two very different voting blocks.

[@JuicyTaz201]

8:04 .... Literally every Republican predicted this bruh.

[@nouhowlmao2809]

Republicans didnt predict that they were all either telling him to drop out of it or just mocking him for not doing it before changing their minds after the fact and saying Biden got ousted by his party

[@merrymachiavelli2041]

One interesting thing is the dynamic of _being_ a 'minority'. Historically, immigration to the US has often come in 'waves' - there were waves of German migration, Irish migration, Italian migration...etc. The trend tends to be at, at first, these groups are culturally and politically highly distinctive, but after 3-4 generations, they start to become seen as just another type of heritage some Americans have. Really, this is 'assimilation' - but that term has very negative connotations. Migration from Latin America picked up dramatically in the 80s, meaning an increasing number of people-of-Hispanic-descent are now 3rd or 4th generation. Not all people of Hispanic descent, especially those who are mixed, even continue to identify _as_ Hispanic. A fair few come to see themselves as 'white' (or black, depending on their heritage), but even those that don't, they almost certainly have more in common with non-Hispanic Americans than one or two generators prior. All else being equal, one would expect Hispanic people to assimilate in the same way their predecessor's did, which does imply that the group on the whole would vote more like white people with their same demographic characteristics (sex, income...etc)

[@Valentina.Montano]

Do you think with how segregating the US mindset is, they will stop calling themselves Hispanic after 6 generations? Do you see Americans calling themselves Italians because their great grandfather was Italian. The same mindset happens with every group. The segregation mindset and policies in the USA are as strong as that.

[@SLD-bz9so]

I mean, plenty of Hispanics are white and black from the beginning. Just Americans don’t view them as such despite Spanish being a European language, the Spaniards being white and taking black slaves to their empire in the Americas like the Brit’s and Americans did. They should’ve seen themselves as white or black or whatever they look like what they are from the beginning because that’s what they are

[@micki0finn430]

​@@Valentina.MontanoThere is calling yourself you ethnic background when relevant versus basing your entire personality on it. He is just pointing out over time immigrants become American and start thinking like their fellow American rather than the people of na ancestral homeland.

[@WinterXR7]

@@Valentina.MontanoWhen you begin to lose your cultural background aka stop going to church, stop speaking Spanish, losing generational recipes, your basically no longer Spanish. For example in Latin America a ton of people have indigenous blood but identify as Hispanic because they no longer have that culture anymore. There is no Latino without the culture.

[@StephenSi-f4r]

What you are saying is so true, I just read about how in Lincoln’s time support from German and Irish Americans were very important for the newfound Republican Party, Lincoln supported newspapers in German in Illinois to gain support of German Americans there, but we see none of that later.

[@TheHouseAlwaysWins20]

Even socially conservative black people still lean ecomnically left

[@TheVortexGaming]

And MAGA (at least pretends) to be more moderate economically. Vance not mentioning tax cuts at the RNC, Trump running on "protecting social security and Medicare", free IVF, tariffs - its a tax so left wing, etc. Whether they mean any of this is irrelevant, the rhetoric alone is a clear departure from the old GOP.

[@user-pn3im5sm7k]

Well of course. They rely heavily on infrastructure and tax income from Whites, Asians, and Hispanics. It's why they flock to inner cities. If we look at Africa under colonial rule vs now I can see why. I am empathetic but not sympathetic, because this sapping or parasitic shift of resources to them is not beneficial for anyone but them.

[@awesomeferret]

And now that Trump does too... (no taxes on tips, no taxes on overtime) 🤷‍♂️ The excuses are drying up. Trump leans left on economics, and Harris is very far left.

[@caralho5237]

Anyone who hasnt studied economics leans left. It only takes a conversation to change their minds because we have plenty of hustorical examples if left wing failures

[@gabroballo]

@@awesomeferretno taxes is a conservative policy. Liberals believe in higher taxes and more “free stuff” to their voters

[@Sold.Out.For.Freeee]

41% Arab Americans: anyone is better than this guy! 42% Arab Americans: IDGAF I will still not vote for a Woman

[@Mannyxz]

Nope Muslims vote for the left due to their hatred of western civilization

[@NoobNoobNews]

As a minority, I will tell you why Trump is doing so well for me. Democrats have always treated me particularly badly. Why? don't ask me. Republicans who are mildly racist have always treated me fairly in spite of never growing tired of racist jokes. Trump got me off of night shift. Trump got my paycheck up. I felt safer walking out in the world, felt safer talking to people, and felt safer at work. The moment Biden got in office, my pay was cut, people tried getting me written up, and BAM! I have not had a safe job since. As a minority, I am used as a scapegoat among corporate individuals. I am a DEI hire who can always be fired for poor performance... in spite of outperforming everyone else in the same job.

[@nicolasgirard2808]

You are so full of it. The moment Biden got into office your life suddenly went to shit? Completely ridiculous.

[@roundrob3741]

@@nicolasgirard2808 A lot of peoples lives went downhill after Biden got into office because of the higher taxes and the rapid inflation. Stop acting like this isn’t real, that the president doesn’t make a big deal on the lives of a lot of people.

[@NoobNoobNews]

@@nicolasgirard2808 You say that, but I had to live through it.

[@nicolasgirard2808]

@@NoobNoobNews ok well people who blame their personal problems on the government are sad losers. Stop it.

[@ChuckThree]

@@nicolasgirard2808 lol that’s gotta be the most Democrat sh*t ever… someone provides a clear, fact based explanation based on personal experience only to have some liberal tell them that _actually_ everything they just said regarding personal opinion and felt emotions is wrong. And to stop being a Fox News shill or MAGA cult member. Love, An Independent

[@alekssavic1154]

Aside from the points mentioned in the video, I think some of this boils down to the fact Trump is still (despite his being a former president and his actual policy record) is often seen as the "anti-establishment" candidate, which is going to appeal to a lot of people who don't feel like the status quo is great for them.

[@nouhowlmao2809]

Yeah specially when Biden has always maintained his "nothing will fundamentally change" approach

[@spencersharp8155]

well when he is running against Hillary Biden and Harris, who have been in politics much longer than him it kinda makes sense. he would definitely be an outsider from the typical American Politician and the term outsider might be more accurate.

[@caralho5237]

​@@spencersharp8155You can watch Trump interviews from 30 years ago to see how his views havent fundamentally changed. In fact, the dude was a democrat. It was the democrats who changed. In the meanwhile, you can find videos from 10 years ago where Biden and Kamala absolutely go at each others necks calling each other names. And now they're the best friends in all of America. Funny isnt it

[@ronmastrio2798]

Because his policies are based on making changes it's not very hard to understand.

[@alekssavic1154]

@ronmastrio2798 except when you look at what he actually did as president (aside from trying to overturn an election) pretty much all of the policies his administration implemented are pretty standard fare for a republican administration, and on most economic issues the republicans really aren't that dissimilar from the democrats (the biggest difference is the republican fetish for tax cuts). So yeah, tell me where the change is, because I sure don't see where he did anything that actually benefits average people.

[@catagon12345]

I'm black and hispanic, voting for Trump

[@yousausage]

Please vote trump Americans, on behalf of the rest of the world.

[@gooflydo]

Here is the thing about current polling: no one will reveal who they are voting for until the day of the election. Many people are staying silent because of the rifts that form when people discuss politics out loud.

[@erjoh305]

Democrats won't publicly condemn woke ideologies and these ideologies scorn traditional family values which is why you see minorities that support trad family values to not just swallow Democratic candidates.

[@InciniumVGC]

Publicly condemn? They are supporting woke ideologies.

[@louish5068]

Talked about minority voting trends and didnt talk about the jewish vote, which has changed a lot this election

[@user-sh3cf7kd6e]

Because for some stupid shallow reason, they consider us as """white"""

[@PhilipLaSnail]

0.2 of the population won't do much. "Why don't we just blame all of our problems on the one group of people that did nothing bad for us" "That will fix our country" "Yeah, it's the easiest to just claim horrible stuff about them and not backing it up" "These damn Jews, wonder what happened to the last 1000000 people that tried to get rid off them" "MY problems are THEIR fault"

[@louish5068]

@@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish jewish populatuon of the u.s is 2%. Id say its significant enough to warrant talking about especially as it has changed so drastically.

[@user-sh3cf7kd6e]

@@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish What kind of an American Jew does not know how many Jews there are in his own country? Dude, Jews comprise more than 2% of the population. And because they live mainly in big cities - due to how the electoral college works, it is very influential vote share. Not to mention that they talked about Arabs which are less than 1%...

[@bcroger2]

90% go under white

[@manuelpiston]

Legal immigrant here voting for trump for the second time. Was to young to vote the first time 🤓

[@requirementsrequired4384]

Hispanics for Trump.🇺🇸🦅

[@Lorenzo-zg3ct]

Latinos for Harris! 🎉💙🇺🇸

[@mtr801]

Chickens for McNuggets!

[@requirementsrequired4384]

@@mtr801 damn right brother!!!

[@griffin5071]

This video never even attempted to say “why” just listed data the entire time. I was curious how a European saw whats going on here. Likely has no answer

[@BasedLibertarianZ]

exactly! TLDR news is such a waste of my free time

[@AntonioRivera28]

Who cares what Europeans think of American politics. Their opinions don’t matter on anything. But I did want a breakdown of why Americans are thinking things instead of the basic stats. The “why” is the most important part

[@dau4738]

You need to be spoonfed your opinions? Clearly you're a leftist

[@Pali729]

Latino voters actually tend to be far more restrictive on border policy than Democrats think. Cartels on the border have a much stronger impact on Latino communities than anyone else, and Latino voters who became citizens through years of hard work don't look favorably on a lot of illegal immigrants. Add to that the economic concerns, and the jump for Trump makes sense. As others said, there was tremendous social pressure within the Black community to never vote republican, and that pressure was applied by those alive/involved during the Civil Rights movement. Those people are rapidly dying out or getting too old to be leaders in their local community like they used to. While this is mostly forgotten now, the pressure from Democrats on the covid vaccine and other covid protocols was extremely disliked by most Black people, who have plenty of reason to distrust the government on medical topics. Lastly, the post-covid economic struggles have hit Black communities especially hard and the Trump admin is looked back on with nostalgia.

[@az8039]

The democrat party platform is literally just speaking to rich lonely white ladies. That’s the whole platform

[@nicolasgirard2808]

Trump doesn't even have a coherent platform, he just goes on dementia rants about random nonsense

[@LetterSignedBy51SpiesWasA-Coup]

Maybe smelling BS transcends race? Maybe good policies help everyone?

[@caseclosed9342]

Democrats are making the same mistake with minorities that they did with Irish Catholic Americans. Irish Catholics used to be a major democrat base from the party’s inception to the 1960’s but for various reason the base eventually eroded and now Irish Catholic Americans are more evenly split between parties.

[@allesarfint]

I mean, at some point the democrats and republican parties switched sides, so it's normal that some groups of people also did at the time.

[@jasonhaven7170]

Civil Rights.

[@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish]

​@@allesarfintand it seems to be happening again.

[@nntflow7058]

The democrats shifted to the middle after trump won in 2016. They successfully captured the moderate democrats and moderate republicans which are the majority voting block in the US alongside forcing the Left to vote for them since they won't vote for trump. They are the traditional Liberals (Capitalist who are Socially Liberal Like Trudeau) which is very common in major cities like London, Stockholm, Rio or Sydney for example. The people in big cities outside of the US tend to be more capitalist and socially liberal compared to Conservatives in rural areas that are dependent on Government aids. This explained the reason why politicians like Sahra Wagenknecht in Germany and Orban in Hungary gain big tractions. Socially conservatism with left leaning economic policies.

[@The_king567]

@@jasonhaven7170nobody cares about it

[@dudeonthasopha]

A lot of people think they aren't in the "enemy within" category. I grew up with these people, that group is bigger than you think.

[@richardtengcy]

Don’t vote based on the person skin color or party, vote for the person who can make the country great again based on the policies that they bring to your table. Recently my company has been recruiting based on skin color and not qualifications and we have suffered tremendously due to the consequences.

[@nicolasgirard2808]

"make the country great again" the country is already stronger than ever before, especially compared to other countries which are all seeing economic stagnation while we surpass them.

[@AICW]

@@nicolasgirard2808 So long as a single school is sexually transitioning children without their parents knowing it, this country is NOT great. Not even in ultra liberal Scandinavia do they commit that kind of abominable, unbiblical act.

[@alburaq3290]

I recently read somewhat that you don't need any voter ID card in USA so basically anyone can vote in any state? How does it work? Can illegal immigrants also vote? It just sounds bizarre to me.

[@nordvestgaming1238]

That's only for a handful of states, most states do require some kind of government ID, most often a drivers license as thats the most common form of government ID.

[@alburaq3290]

@@nordvestgaming1238 So the states that don't require IDs are ripe for election fraud don't you think? Are there any legal protections from this?

[@polickital6820]

No, in every state you need to register to vote. There is not a single state in the US where it is legal for illegal immigrants to vote in federal or state elections.

[@NM-ze3dh]

As Indian American Voting for President Trump!!!

[@viviviontheway]

Best sweater ever

[@crush9197]

I’m Mexican but I really like the no tax on OT policy and that’s why he has my vote. My other Mexican coworkers are voting for him too and I was surprised when I found out. We all want no tax on OT. The economy is my only issue right now and I believe that trump can fix it with no tax on OT

[@ilikecake3456]

I'd recommend reading more about the projected long-term effects of that policy. If OT isn't taxed, then there will be a push for longer working hours overall, hurting parents and people working multiple jobs. Additionally, Trump's economic plan is projected to send inflation up to ~5% and send the country into a recession by mid-2025. He oversaw the third largest increase in national debt relative to size of the economy (only topped by Lincoln and W Bush) during his term, and 92% of revenue from his tariffs during 2018-2019 went to bailout farmers who had been harmed by retailiatory tariffs in other countries bc the US has a lot of exports and there are huge job losses when the manufacturers of those exports are not able to sell their product bc of trade wars.

[@polickital6820]

Project 2025 plans to eliminate overtime pay, I think Trump was bullshitting. And before you say "Well trump doesn't support project 2025" Let it be known that this document was written by the Heritage Foundation, THE most influential conservative think-tank in politics and have been since the Reagan administration. What they say goes, especially when republicans are in charge. Couple that with the fact that JD Vance is VERY good friends with the head writer/architect Kevin Roberts, it continues to look more likely that this document will be the playbook for a Republican takeover this coming election. If you plan on voting please at least skim it, this shit is no joke.

[@jacksonperez5615]

As a Hispanic voter, why would I vote democrat right now. There is no incentive

[@Lorenzo-zg3ct]

What incentive does Trump offer?

[@Jayjs20]

6:22 what does this chart mean? 72% of blacks self report as conservative while 95% of blacks self report as liberal?

[@creature2479]

72% identify as conservative but generally vote liberal I believe

[@DivinesLegacy]

@@creature2479so 10% of whites identify as conservative but 78% vote liberal?

[@tylerian4648]

Maybe the questions weren't linked such that you could respond yes or no to both options? I find that strange too.

[@Aryanchadrick]

I think the chart shows people who vote liberal so white is 25% conservative ideology and that's clearly just false but its from people who vote liberal.

[@toothinc]

Yeah the next chart over suggests that a majority of Black Americans think abortion should always be legal and always be illegal. TLDR messed these up.

[@diogorodrigues747]

I mean, with Hispanic voters I'm not very surprised that they vote mostly Trump - just look at Latin American politics and you'll see that Trump is the typical Latin American politician - very religious conservative, protectionist and nationalist. In fact Trump economic policies are very similar to the ones that Perón applied in Argentina a century ago, the rest is history.

[@Boretheory]

Economically I’m sorry to say it to all the leftists reading. But Peron was economically leftist. Trump has some rigthist policies in his economics but yeah he’s also mostly leftist economically and rigthist socially.

[@theinternetofrandomthings7796]

I love how someone who completely ignores most of the teachings of the bible is considered religiously conservative in America

[@antiepix9555]

⁠And a person who even admit he wasn’t even a Christian in front of the news cameras 💀

[@diogorodrigues747]

@@Boretheory I'm not a leftist, I'm just saying facts. The reality is that Trump when it comes to economic policy is not very different to Perón. In fact there are several videos on KZbin talking about that (all of them in Spanish though). Say anything on Trump's economic agenda that could be considered not nationalistic-based, protectionist and liberal (in the traditional term) and then we talk.

[@diogorodrigues747]

@@theinternetofrandomthings7796 So what? Most of what is on his agenda in social policies is Christian conservative. Trump is just a charlatan, the guys on the back are the ones that actually carry the policies (like the guys from the conservative think-tanks).

[@kayhoorn]

1:20 PURE AURA

[@wrath98]

Because he’s actually pro American and those who aren’t ideologically captured know it

[@dulguunjargal1199]

The Axe and the Forest story applies to this user

[@wrath98]

@@dulguunjargal1199 and the other side actually cares about us?

[@dulguunjargal1199]

@@wrath98 They care about us in a leftist prespective. Economic Stability, Welfare to help living conditions, Regulated Economy to boost workers rights and prevent consumers eating literal poison in their food, with an education system to churn out smart people that make good decisions in their life. Trump just wants his pockets filled with the most money possible and has little to no care the bad stuff that happens

[@SS-yj2le]

That is so subjective. Especially as Kamala and others say the same thing.

[@wrath98]

@@SS-yj2le if you objectively look at the actions of one “side” vs other side it’s obvious

[@Cabral_del_Norte]

Liberals has forgotten about us! That's why we are moving right!

[@Jazzmaster71]

Because every self thinking person can see what has happened the last 3.5 years.

[@michaelgreen1515]

Florida's Latinos are Cubans not South Americans...

[@yomamaballsinmyw]

south american is synonymous with any latin american despite the inaccuarcy. Often times Mexicans are considered south american. ATP south america, hispanic, and latino are used interchangably

[@edwardkelly3280]

Florida has Brazilians,Venezuelans,Colombians Argetinans etc besides Cubans.

[@joca2903]

You just gotta say "CoMmUNism" and they vote R. My mom has been saying the communist are coming for us my whole life. LOOK AROUND US look at aaaaalll the communism! Obama? He brought communism. Biden? A rabid communist, look at it all around us. Meanwhile Trump's court made him a king. They fled Fidel to install Fidel in the U.S. They always wanted a dictator, they just didn't want Fidel specifically.

[@ericktellez7632]

@@edwardkelly3280Florida is overwhelmingly Cuban, the same way New York is a mix between Puerto Ricans and Dominicans, more than 2/3rds. You are focusing on a minority of a minority. There is no important diaspora of Brazilians in florida.

[@kendrachabarri318]

Florida has latinos from all countries of Latin America not just from that "little island". In florida you have latinos from all over Latin America: Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay, BRAZIL, Guyana, Haiti, Panama, Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, belize.

[@meredithhall54]

If these trends continue, we could have another party's switch in about a 3rd of a century.

[@gustavju4686]

We are probably in the midst of one. College educated white and suburban white woman are moving to the left, while working class men of color are moving right.

[@Charlie_bob1]

Fun fact: Cubans are the only Hispanic community to lean more republican than democrat. Last poll had it at 58% lean in favor of republicans

[@casualsuede]

The problem is that the perception that Democrats have shifted from left of center to near progressive. For the older minorities who are more conservative, this is not popular. For younger minorities, they are not progressive enough.

[@Maryon67]

What would u consider mojority of Gen z ?

[@Alex.af.Nordheim]

​@@Maryon67It seems to me that gen z males are more conservative and females more liberal

[@Maryon67]

@@Alex.af.Nordheim it’s depends most of gen z is performative liberal .

[@Maryon67]

@@Alex.af.Nordheim maybe the black ones .

[@ToxiCisty]

Can’t wait to vote Trump as a lifetime dem. ❤

[@agent-a7818]

Bot

[@ToxiCisty]

You’re sounding like the Marxist bud. Your user name is literally agent.

[@mr.netflix9149]

​@@agent-a7818 Troll, not bot.

[@agent-a7818]

@@mr.netflix9149 you sure? Maybe

[@Vain-kd2xk]

Remember, we once gave up on trump. But he never gave up on us.

[@polickital6820]

Hahahaha

[@joaoeiro2328]

A positive video on Trump? Wow, genuinely surprised…

[@ReshyShira]

TL;DR minorities are most effected by mass immigration because they often compete for similar resources.

[@PaleosAccount]

Trump did not turn Florida red, that was DeSantis

[@admiralbrown9334]

A lot of the Latin Americans who move to the US vote right wing in their own countries too. The Colombians in Florida are notoriously "godo" (conservative) for instance, and more so than the country as a whole.

[@joaquinandreu8530]

Because they know the left ruins countries.

[@LIZZINHELL]

oh don't worry, those leopards will never eat *MY* face.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

Back at you.

[@ferretman6790]

You and many others in this comment section are losing their minds that minorities have nuanced opinions. It’s both satisfying and infuriating.

[@ronmastrio2798]

Lol people aren't stupid they know life was better under Trump.

[@Samlevvvy]

@@ronmastrio2798 How was life better under Trump? Because of economic growth that was caused by Obama and that Trump tanked because of his mishandling of COVID?

[@pexus4127]

@@Samlevvvymishandling? A disease with a near 0% death rate?

[@polop3338]

As a colombian trump has my vote

[@xfruan]

Arab Americans voting for Trump because of the Gaza issue is just insane... Just because Biden failed to rein in Netanyahu, let's vote for Trump and give the Israelis a free hand to do whatever they want in Gaza...

[@Neutronism7]

They hate Harris, they also tend to be socially more right wing.

[@yomamaballsinmyw]

Muslims are the most complicated group in america. They are a coin toss. They are very socially liberal, and socially align fully with Republicans. The only problem is conservatives still have a negative view of muslims. Democrats are more accepting of muslims, however other then identity politics, democrats have nothing that muslims align with. Also their is the Palestine conflict, which is an additional coin toss. Democrats and Republicans are staunchly pro-israel so it doesn't really effect anything

[@peace2033]

​@@yomamaballsinmyw72 percent of Arab Americans are not Muslims.

[@PhilipLaSnail]

As an Israeli I can tell you that we don't really care about your elections, you'd support us either way so... yeah... And an Israeli control over Gaza would be much less bloody than an Arab control over Gaza. If they wanted peace they would've seek one.

[@BD-cm7xc]

The Middle East is not just an Arab-Israeli conflict. Arabs view Israel as a temporary colonial state created to resolve European ww2 guilt which is fading now. Arabs can wait 200 years to get their land back exactly how they waited during the crusade. Arabs bet on time not technology nor military power. They can wait for 500 years. Arabs true enemies are the Iranians and to make it specific the Persians. The Arab Persian hatred pre dates Islam and continued after Islam. For the last decade Iran was expanding on Arab lands creating havoc with its militias. Biden and Obama sided with Iran and secretly funded them with billions in Iraqi stolen money. Arabs blame Obama for the Iranian expansion. Arabs can't forget what Obama and Biden did siding with Iran. Arabs understand that the US is a Protestant nation and you expect Protestants to side with Zionism since they created it. What Arabs can't accept and can't tolerate is America aiding and helping Iran. So the Arab true vote is an anti iranian vote. No one will talk about this issue or even mention it since it will bring up the hidden Iranian and American collation against Arabs. America funds and supports Iran. You will be surprised to discover that Iran is a US client state.

[@TheMToThe7]

While he's doing better with minorities than republicans have in the past. Harris is doing better with white suburban voters, ESPECIALLY among women. It'll be interesting to see which group swings more to outweigh the other.

[@Svevsky]

Thats temporary, as the political left wants to abolish both suburbs and white people

[@bamaramify]

It will be a tiny margin of women

[@stephenanderson1594]

The thing is math. There are still more white people than minorities so any loses among minorities can be made up with suburban white (women), whites with college degrees and Anti Trump Republicans.

[@jasonhaven7170]

The majority of yt women voted for Trump twice, it will happen again.

[@jasonhaven7170]

He's not doing better with minorities, most continue to vote Democrat. Most voted against him in 2016 and 2020.

[@maurygoldblat8982]

This guy does not understand anything about American Politics apparently

[@northstar4601]

Trump will not make the Gaza situation better. Voting for him to save Gaza would be like voting for Netanyahu

[@ShermanMark1]

He has A Higher chance of ending The War Than Harris does and that is why I think Muslims are voting for him

[@MayaWaters12]

Wait until you see what Biden/harris Been doing. Literally the same thing

[@JuanMartinez-xf3uz]

"Protest votes" are immensely counterproductive.

[@dalton54123]

Who cares. This is an American election. These Arabs need to be Americans and worry about America.

[@DeckKnight]

For many people clarity is more valuable than indecisiveness. They know where Trump stands and how he would like it resolved. Harris wants to waffle back and forth trying to please everyone and prolonging the conflict and its costs.

[@romemedina4712]

Without being able to say "Vote for the first black president." they've got no advantage.

[@conormckinley9420]

Poorer communties tend to be more socially conservative. It's a strange system where most poor hispanic and black voters care about universal healthcare, workers unions and good welfare checks but dont like that gay people which they never have and never will meet are trying to be happy.

[@Patrick-y4d1z]

Religion half the time is a major factor. Hence the Arabs being in favour of Trump who basically just wants to deport them

[@segiraldovi]

Bro, if your economic situation is not good, you would much prefer a candidate who can provide greater economic growth to one who makes politics for less than 10% of the population.

[@dungeontnt]

​@@segiraldovionly poor people are afraid of taxes, and the economy grew the same it is actually booming right now but you sure ain't feeling it

[@segiraldovi]

@@dungeontnt Taxes in low-trust societies are misused, taxes are better off in the pockets of taxpayers

[@keifer7813]

​@@segiraldovi No, if you're poor, your focus is on just surviving lol, and a social safety net keeps you from starving to death

[@fghghgvh]

Why does the media think all POC should think the same.

[@majorastorm]

Having Overtime being exempt from taxes should be the reason why everyone should be voting for Trump! Thats a huge game changer

[@akbarkhujaanvarkhujaev7950]

there is a mistake on 3:15 when you coloured virginia red republican even though it voted for Clinton in 2016

[@Fringe31422au]

For me, it's the same reasons that Trump was able to pull away a lot of traaditional union voters from the Dems. Additionally, a lot of minorities are socially conservative so they were predisposed to voting Republican in a lot of respects. This is easily demonstrated in Texas where the state Republicans do a better job at courting Hispanic voters.

[@thomasgrabkowski8283]

On the other hand, Democrats have made gains among wealthy people

[@ashcarrier6606]

Because they can remember what life was like just four years ago, compared to now.

[@PoliticalChad]

Kamala is no Obama

[@thel1355]

It's kind of reassuring that people are, on average, at least with regard to voting, actually becoming less divided by race, even while the media keeps screaming that everything is about race.

[@nouhowlmao2809]

Cant wait to see people start voting for their class instead but i doubt it since that's the one thing both parties don't want.

[@danielamurphy8560]

As much as I can’t stand Trump I can appreciate that this is a sign of some racial divisions starting to fade in the US

[@exlx5452]

'We need to listen to black voices' (except their pro-life ones)

[@jasonhaven7170]

Blk men were the most likely demographic to vote for abort1on in Ohio

[@mrvoorhees96]

We need to ignore pro life arguments regardless of ethnicity.

[@Samlevvvy]

Most black american and most non-black americans are PRO-CHOICE. Read the stats. The govt has no business inside my uterus.

[@CJ-mx5ib]

Or any black conservative in general 🤣🤣

[@gringadoor5385]

They are less stupid than people think. They understand not to put someone who's out of her depth, in power based on identity politics.

[@SwoleTown]

As I understand it, Arab Americans are voting for Jill Stein in very large numbers and have abandoned the Democrats... Especially in the swing states.

[@ShermanMark1]

Which helps Trump

[@The_king567]

Good we shouldn’t have them in are country

[@Samlevvvy]

Wow, we'll really miss those 2% of voters.

[@ShermanMark1]

@@Samlevvvy You do know that These States are probably going to be won by either Candidate by less then 100k Votes most likely

[@Mannyxz]

Muslims vote for whoever makes it easier for them to spread their Islamic narrative and cult. That is how it has always been for 1400 years.

[@jtek6068]

I am a Mexican people here are usually conservative but vote for lefties parties Morena and of similar ideology due to: 1. The extreme corruption of the conservative and centries parties (Kinda similar to what happened to Tories in the UK) and people vote them out instead of Morena in 2. Morena is spending a crazy amount of money on welfare programs for the unemployed, Poor, "uneducated", and old people The majority of those people who live from welfare programs are from the central south of Mexico the poorest regions of my country where most Mexican migrants to the USA come from so Mexican migrants are most likely to vote Democrat to keep their welfare programs and fear of deportation. But most Latinos that will vote for Trump are 2nd or 3rd generation Mexican-Americans who don't care about welfare or Cubans and Venezuelans who escaped Socialism.

[@MyDyerMaker]

I'm a 1st gen American, son of a legal, Spanish-speaking immigrant. I'm also an OIF vet, engineer and business owner. I'm proudly voting for President Trump because the man is real, he loves America and he's a survivor. His policies are pro-America and pro-freedom. He wants the best for every day Americans.

[@saxmanphd]

Polls are not the best predictors on demographics. Gotta wait until the election results for a clear picture.

[@ShermanMark1]

Yes that is true but they are also The Best thing we have

[@fondajames]

Elon joking about assassination attempts was actually predictable

[@Hispanocel]

How about leftists joking about actual assasination attempts on trump

[@clownkirkpatrick]

You did a better job of summarizing this than any major US news network in just 7-8 minutes, while not criticizing any of the groups and actually trying to figure out logically why they would do so (especially with the Latino voters). Well done