These 2024 Election Stats Absolutely Stunned Liberal Data Analysts

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70% : But if you look at the four biggest states where immigrants are concentrated, New York, California, Texas -- Trump did extremely well.
60% : Our best guess is that immigrants went from being a Biden plus-27 group in 2020 to a group that Trump narrowly won in 2024.
54% : Trump won white men, white women, and non-white men among the very youngest voters in 2024.
49% : But over the next four years, people who didn't vote shifted from being a somewhat Democratic-leaning group to a group that Trump won by double digits...
48% : But if everyone had voted, Trump would have won the popular vote by nearly five points," Shor said.
48% : Trump narrowly won nonwhite men."
46% : Indeed, if all eligible voters had shown up and participated, Trump would have won the election by a greater margin: In 2020, according to [NYT] data, people who didn't vote would have been a little bit more Democratic than the country overall had they voted.
44% : (3) Trump won immigrants, another tectonic shift.
42% : But Trump even increased his vote share in Haitian precincts in Florida.
33% : In counties like Queens, N. Y., or Miami-Dade, Fla., Trump increased his vote share by 10 percentage points, which is just crazy...
30% : Klein followed up, asking, "so if you had forced them out to vote, they may have just voted for Donald Trump?"
29% : They thought that this was a last gasp of something and that if Donald Trump couldn't run up his numbers among seniors and you had millennials and Gen Z really coming into voting power, that would be the end of this Republican Party.
28% : Klein asked Shor about the theory among some Democrats that their voters stayed home, so the party didn't really lose to Trump, so much as they lost to 'the couch,' so to speak.
25% : Given how Democrats have spoken about immigration for years, and demonized Trump on that front, there's not much to be added to this: There's a very clear correlation between how many immigrants there were in a county and how much Trump's vote share increased.
9% : While the Democratic Party seems to be lost on a deranged wilderness journey at the moment, some of their leading data gurus are trying to piece together a reliable picture of why Donald Trump won and Kamala Harris lost.

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