Trump's return to power fueled by Hispanic, working-class voter support

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65% : Harris won 53% of the women's vote, while Trump won 55% of the vote by men, with Trump performing slightly better with both groups compared with 2020.
61% : This time, Trump won 55% of Hispanic men, 19 points more than the 36% share he won four years earlier, while he garnered support from 38% of Hispanic women, up 8 points from 2020.
59% : "In the battleground state of Arizona, a state Biden won in 2020, Mexican-born Arturo Laguna became an American citizen earlier this year and cast his first U.S. presidential ballot for Trump, citing the Republican's conservatism and his embrace of restrictions on abortion access.
56% : Trump won 43% of voters age 18 to 29 - 7 points more than in 2020.
51% : While Trump gained ground in vote tallies across most of the country, some of his biggest advances were in and around big cities, areas that have been critical for past Democratic victories.
47% : Some 56% of voters without degrees picked Trump, up 6 points from the Republican's share in the 2020 exit poll.
41% : Trump flipped Nassau County - just east of New York City on Long Island - winning about 52 percent of the vote there.
36% : Trump has made opposition to immigration a cornerstone of his political career, pledging to conduct mass deportations of people living in the U.S. illegally.
4% : Some 46% of self-identified Hispanic voters picked Trump, up from 32% in the 2020 election when Trump lost to Democrat Joe Biden.

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