Harry Enten highlighted that Vice President Kamala Harris is experiencing a historically weak performance among Black voters, with an alarming trend of declining margins compared to previous nominees.
In a breakdown of polling data, Enten pointed out that Harris's support among Black men and women is significantly lower than that of past Democratic candidates, raising concerns for the party's base.
Enten illustrated that while Harris maintains support among Black women, her margins are the lowest recorded for a Democratic candidate since 1960, indicating a critical disconnect.
The historical context was clear: with Obama's 93-point margin among Black women compared to Harris's projected 71, there’s a troubling shift that could impact Democratic strategies.
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