Trump gains support from black men as dissatisfaction with Democrats grows

President-elect Donald Trump significantly increased his support among black men in the recent election, rising to about 21% from previous cycles. This marks the highest percentage of nonwhite voters for a Republican since Richard Nixon. Many black men shifted their support due to dissatisfaction with Democrats and a desire for political authenticity. They expressed a sense of connection with Trump, citing his policies and personal experiences as reasons for their change in allegiance. The shift among black male voters contrasts with the support for Vice President Kamala Harris, who received only 7% from black men. Democrats are now analyzing their loss of minority male voters, recognizing the need to address their concerns more effectively.