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2024 Was Not What It Seemed

Pollster Patrick Ruffini argued in The Atlantic that Donald Trump's 2024 election victory marked a political realignment, strengthening Republican support among the white working class, young voters, and Hispanic voters. Recent polling data indicates Donald Trump's personal unpopularity, with approval ratings in the low 30s, and a significant decline in support among young voters, including young men, as well as Black and Hispanic voters.

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Monday, August 3, 2026 at 06:05 PM EDT
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