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Analysis: Support for Trump’s Working Class Agenda Surges Among Immigrants
By Breitbart, December 30, 2020
ADVERTISEMENTPresident Trump’s economic nationalist agenda, centered on the needs of working and middle class Americans, helped surge support for his campaign in the presidential election in immigrant neighborhoods across the United States.
A New York Times analysis of voting patterns in 28,000 precincts, across more than 20 cities, reveals that Trump’s populist-nationalist message brought over huge swaths of immigrants this election compared to the 2016 presidential election.
While the majority of foreign-born voters continue to be a boon to Democrats, Trump ushered in rightward shifts in the electorate in cities like Chicago, Illinois, New York City, New York, Los Angeles, California, and across Florida and Texas.
In 5,700 precincts, where the Hispanic and Asian population is 65 percent or more of the electorate, Trump increased his share of the vote by a 13-point average.
“In general, it suggests that Democrats’ theory of the case — that their electoral problems were all about race rather than class — was incorrect,” Ruy Teixeira of the Center for American Progress told the Times, suggesting that the Democrat Party made a mistake in its insistence to prioritize issues concerning Black Lives Matter while tens of millions of Americans have gone unemployed this year.
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Most declines for Trump in the election, the analysis indicates, came from more affluent white neighborhoods that surround major cities and in Republican precincts. In those Republican precincts, Trump’s margin against Biden was lower than his margin against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
In Miami, Florida, Biden’s margin dropped to just seven percentage points over Trump. In 2016, Clinton beat Trump in the region by 29 percentage points.
Likewise, Trump increased his support in Texas and mostly in immigrant neighborhoods sitting on the U.S.-Mexico border. In precincts where 80 percent of the electorate is Hispanic, Trump was able to pick off about 17 points on average from Democrats.
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ADVERTISEMENTEven in liberal strongholds of California and New York City, Trump made significant gains thanks to his surge in support among immigrants. In New York City, for example, Trump doubled his support in precincts where Dominican nationals account for a majority of the neighborhood and more than doubled his support in Hispanic-heavy precincts.
In California, Hispanic and Vietnamese immigrants helped boost Trump. About 87 percent of Los Angeles and Orange County’s Hispanic-majority precincts shifted toward Trump compared to 2016. In precincts dominated by Vietnamese immigrants, Trump increased his support by 42 percent.
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