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2026-07-06 22:07 UTC

and a bunch of male Democrats that identify as Latin or African American didn’t vote for her because she was a woman. Uh, dude show me your evidence this was the reason lol. I’m going to give you a hint: You won’t find it. This is straight up bull fucking shit and 100% speculative. I highly advise you not to make such blatant non-sequitur fallacies devoid of any supportive data. I can think of at least a half a dozen other reasons for why people voted or didn’t vote the way they did that actually has data with infinitely less distance to connect the dots than what you’re doing right now.

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@CharlesDarwin@lemmy.world 2026-07-07 04:20

We don’t know the why, but it was a big swing among men of color: navigatorresearch.org/2024-post-election-survey-r… The largest shifts in support were seen among men, particularly men of color. Donald Trump won the vote of Hispanic men by one point (49 percent Harris – 50 percent Trump), a 35-point difference from 2020, when Joe Biden won the vote of Hispanic men by a 34-point margin. Similarly, there was a 35-point difference in how Black men voted in 2024 compared to 2020. While Black men voted for Harris in 2024 by a 47-point margin (71 percent Harris – 24 percent Trump), it was significantly less than Biden who won the vote of Black men by an 82-point margin over Trump in 2020. White men also moved toward Trump by 5 points (net +23; 37 percent Harris – 60 percent Trump), compared to his margin of 18 points in 2020 (40 percent Harris – 58 percent Trump). Without some very careful probing via polls, getting to the why is going to be harder, most likely. Not too many people are just going to be absolutely candid about being sexist.

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