Those questioning the significance of Trump's over-performance among Republican voters of color would do well to recall that Trump has historically performed poorly among white voters with a college degree. After all, Republican voters of color are far more likely than white Republicans to make less than $50,000 a year-45 percent, compared to just 28 percent of white Republicans. This class divide in the GOP has a significant impact on his numbers among Republican voters of color. That pattern is holding: Among Republicans whose households make less than $50,000 a year, Trump leads DeSantis by 22 points, while losing to DeSantis among voters that make more than $50,000 a year. Trump performs better among working class voters of all races generally. While these numbers may be shocking to some, they hew closely to the patterns that developed in the 20 elections. The final presidential debate between Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is tomorrow. Trump's competitors better adjust to this new reality quickly if they have any hope of dethroning the former president.ĬOLORADO SPRINGS, CO - OCTOBER 18: Mary Burney of Colorado Springs cheers during a rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Octoin Colorado Springs, Colorado. Though most Republican voters are still white, voters of color are managing to pull Trump way ahead of DeSantis-at just 18 percent of the GOP. Second, it's significant because voters of color are poised to have a significant impact on determining who the next Republican nominee for president is.
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First, it means that many people of color that voted Republican in recent general elections are now primary voters, a sign that they are becoming full fledged members of the Republican Party. It's impossible to overstate the significance of these numbers. Yet among voters of color, Trump dominates Desantis, with 55 percent to DeSantis's 26 percent. Among white Republican voters, Trump is ahead of DeSantis by only one point-38 percent to 37 percent. What he discovered was fascinating: While it's commonly known that former President Trump is ahead of his 2024 primary challengers, his large lead in the primary-to the tune of double digits-stems in large part from the fact that he is winning by a landslide among non-white Republicans. Harry Enten, one of CNN's top analysts, did a deep dive into two recent polls of Republican primary voters for the 2024 election. A recent analysis out of CNN had some surprising news: Former President Donald Trump is way ahead of his nearest rival, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, with Republican voters of color.
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