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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Trump on the other hand seems to have improved as a candidate.
47% : Yet everyone knew that voting Trump meant tighter immigration restrictions, protectionism, anti-wokery and opposition to foreign entanglements: a potent combination in any democracy.
46% : Though this is no Reagan landslide, Trump is making inroads far beyond his 2016 base.
45% : This time, Latinos, African Americans and the young appear to have followed suit, with as many as one in three minority voters backing Trump.
44% : For much of the past decade, Trump stalked his former party with messages about the border, trade and "woke".
39% : The Democrats knew the threat and nominated Joe Biden as a holding figure in 2020 who would see off Trump before passing on the baton to the next generation.
39% : Trump is currently on course not just to win the electoral college (a plus 95% chance according to the New York Times) but the popular vote itself, a scenario deemed implausible only yesterday.
28% : It seems remarkable to say it, but Trump was the substantive candidate in this election offering a critique of the incumbent's record.

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