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Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential popular vote by about 1.5 percentage points and captured 312 Electoral College votes, according to Pew’s post‑election analysis . National turnout of the voting‑...
The available post-election analyses converge on a clear pattern: , producing a notable gender-by-age split that reshaped the coalition. Multiple post‑election surveys and exit-poll summaries indicate...
Available sources show a complex picture: surveys and academic studies find that support for political violence has fluctuated and in some periods is similar across parties, while incident-level data ...
Most surveys show Americans hold mixed views: large majorities favor deporting some unauthorized immigrants and stricter enforcement, yet many also support legal immigration and pathways to status; fo...
Multiple reputable post‑election analyses show that the 2024 popular‑vote outcome was driven less by mass party switching than by shifts in who showed up: younger voters, men (especially younger men a...
Donald Trump’s style and policy choices have generated sustained public outrage that shows up in falling approval ratings, concentrated criticisms over specific actions (Epstein file releases, tariffs...
Donald Trump’s 2024 coalition was powered disproportionately by older Americans, and the clearest evidence points to voters ages 45–64 as the age group that both turned out at high rates and gave Trum...
Trump’s strongest 2024 backing came from voters without four‑year college degrees, rural residents, and white voters, with particularly high levels of support among , while he also made notable but sm...
Income was a clear divider in the 2024 electorate: exit polls and surveys show Trump made gains among lower- and middle-income voters while Harris held or led among higher‑income and college‑educated ...
Yes— in 2024, though most national surveys and exit polls show that a plurality or small majority of women backed overall; depending on the source, women favored Harris by roughly 6 to 10 points while...
Donald Trump’s 2024 victory rested on measurable gains among several demographic subgroups: men (especially young men), many nonwhite voters (Hispanic, Black and Asian subgroups), naturalized citizens...
Republican voters’ support for Donald Trump in 2024 was driven primarily by economic anxieties—especially inflation and rising everyday costs—and a surge in immigration concern, supplemented by cultur...
Public views in 2025 of President Trump’s handling of the economy skewed negative across national polls, but the intensity and direction of that judgment varied sharply by party, age and income: major...
Donald Trump won 49.8% of the national popular vote in 2024 while Kamala Harris received 48.3%, a margin of about 1.5 points, and turnout among the voting-eligible population was roughly 63–64% — down...
Polling and news coverage show no single culprit: some polls find Republicans (or President Trump plus congressional Republicans) take the larger share of blame, while others show roughly even blame o...