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University of California, Berkeley professor Jerel Ezell, argued that democrats should stop trusting traditional racial policy for win elections.
In Political opinion piece Published on Friday, Ezell said that the Democrats, despite their continuous dependence on black, Latin, indigenous and Asian voters, were surprised by the president Donald Trump’s profits with some of those groups in the presidential elections of 2024.
“The presidential elections of 2024 left the multirracial coalition of the Democrats in Jirones,” Ezell wrote. “Non -white people voted in higher percentages for Trump in 2024 than in 2020, in some cases due to two -digit increases. Obviously truth: there is no cultural, social, social or political deep link between black, Latin, indigenous and American , at least one that can be used by the party by votes. “
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The professor at the University of California, Berkeley, Jerel Ezell, argued in an opinion article for politician that the Democrats should stop trusting in traditional racial politics to win elections. (Donald Trump 2024 campaign)
“In November, Latinos balancing Trump strongly, and the former president had a remarkable increase in the support of Asians,” Ezell continued. “Indigenous, crucial voters to help Biden win Arizona and Wisconsin in 2020, did not have such effect on vital swing establish this round, although most still voted for the Democrats. Kamala Harris Netting 8 of 10 black voters, below of the 9 of Biden in 2020 “.
Ezell wrote that if the Democrats were “surprised” by those results of the survey, it may be due to the fact that the liberals who use the term “color people” have learned to think that “non -white voters are much more culturally the same, and aligned Politically, that they are actually or have been in recent memory. “
“The conclusion is that the rhetoric of ‘People of Color’ of the Democratic Party overlaps solidarity between the different racial groups, a solidarity that reached its height in the era of civil rights but has been decreasing,” Ezell wrote.
An analysis of Fox News voters showed that Trump’s cross appeal to traditional democratic constituencies was fundamental for his victory over former vice president Kamala Harris. (AP images)
TO Fox News Voting analysis showed that Trump’s cross appeal to traditional democratic constituencies was fundamental for his victory over former vice president Kamala Harris. He improved his 2020 numbers among Hispanics (41%, +6 points), black voters (15%, +7 points) and young voters (46%, +10 points).
These changes to the right were particularly notable among Hispanic men (+8 points), black men (+12 points) and men under 30 (+14 points) since 2020.
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Chris Pandolfo de Fox News contributed to this report.
