US Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are competing for significant Latino and Black vote as the November 5 US national elections near. JD Vance, a Republican vice-presidential candidate, recently claimed that” 26 percent of Black voters and 20 % of Latinos rate the economy good or excellent” on X, while criticizing Democrats for allegedly branding those who do n’t support Harris as” sexist.” He claimed that President Trump is winning because he does n’t lecture voters and listens to them instead.
In response to Trump’s rising reputation among these populations, Harris has unveiled a five-part mission aimed at empowering Black people. According to her campaign, the initiative aims to “equity Black males with the tools to achieve financial freedom, lower prices, to better provide for themselves and their communities, and protect their rights.”
A majority of Latina women appear to be more supportive of both Trump and Harris, according to recent polls from the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, while Latino people appear to be more supportive of both individuals. Importantly, Latino men are more likely than Latinas to think that Trump represents their viewpoints on important concerns.
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