Trump Nears Red New York

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Why minorities voted for Donald Trump in New York — leading to the best showing for a Republican in a generation

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Trump siphoned off significant support from all three reliably Democratic voting blocs in New York .

Vice President Kamala Harris won just 55.8% of the vote statewide.

Trump doubled his support among black voters in the Empire State this year , claiming 16% to Harris ’ 83% .

Harris , meanwhile, picked up 64% of Hispanic vote, a 10 -point drop from Biden’s 74% from four years ago .

Trump racked up 103,060 votes in Manhattan this year , a 20% surge compared to 2020 .

Young Manhattanites also believed Trump was more authentic than Vice President Joe Biden .

Some young voters were in a state of disbelief following Harris ’ historic collapse.

“I think, unfortunately, people are not ready for a woman president even though she has all the correct policies and would do everything to benefit New York and the nation,” one said.

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