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One of the most significant insights from recent analysis concerns the evolving demographic makeup of Donald Trump’s support base. In 2020, approximately 84% of Trump's likely voters were white. Today, that number has decreased to about 78%, with non-white voters making up around 19%, up from roughly 13% in 2020. This diversification signifies that Trump's coalition is becoming more inclusive, especially in states with large Hispanic and African-American populations.
States like Nevada and Arizona, with heavy Hispanic populations, are seeing increased non-white support for Trump, which could be pivotal in tipping the scales. Moreover, Black voters in some areas are reportedly supporting Trump at record levels, further undermining traditional Democratic advantages in these demographics.