The Hispanic vote moved toward Trump with exit polls suggesting 45% of Hispanics voted for him, a full 10% more than in 2020, indicating a shift in demographics.
The single biggest demographic of white women appear to have voted for Trump in a slight majority (52%), contrasting sharply with the far lower percentages of Latino and Black women.
Polls identified the economy as a primary issue, yet even with the US economy being viewed as robust, voters are feeling the pressure of record grocery prices.
Bernie Sanders cautioned that while Trump connects well with the white working class, certain Democrats may not resonate, highlighting the disconnect with working-class concerns.
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