Trump support 'too old and too white' to win White House, analysts say

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Trump has swept all the contests so far, winning Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, and could be crowned as early as March 12 if results continue to go his way.
40% : The average age of voters was older than in any previous election in the state and three-quarters of those without a college degree voted for Trump.
36% : 'There are huge numbers of voters in our Republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative.'Sixty percent of voters in the South Carolina primary voters identify as white evangelical or born-again Christians and Trump won three-quarters of their votes.
29% : 'As long as Trump can tap into voter disillusion about the economy, out-of-control immigration, and more foreign entanglements, those are issues that affect people from all backgrounds.'Trump now has 110 delegates to take to the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on July 15 when the winner is formally declared.
23% : Trump however is already looking forward to November when he insists he will win back the White House he lost in 2020.
19% : Donald Trump has been warned that his devoted supporters are too old, too white, and too Christian to carry him to the White House.
19% : 'That's what you're supposed to get, alright, and Donald Trump's not going to come close to that.''He's going to leave that on the table, belonging to another candidate.
16% : 'These numbers are disastrous for Donald Trump,' said Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC as the results came in.

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