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Kamala Harris's Electoral Loss Attributed to Shifts in Minority Voter Support

A panel discusses the implications of Kamala Harris’s loss, exploring cultural dynamics and changing minority voter allegiances.

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Updated: Nov 6th, 2024, 7:10 PM ET

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Following Kamala Harris's defeat, experts attribute her loss to shifting attitudes among Black and Hispanic men towards women in leadership and cultural issues. Notably, Donald Trump gained significant support in these demographics, with a historic win in Hispanic-majority Starr County, Texas, and increased Black male support in key swing states. The discussion emphasizes the Democratic Party's need to address these shifts and cultural concerns to remain politically relevant as they face the GOP's rise.

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