Trump gains support from diverse voter groups in key victory over Harris

Donald Trump achieved a significant victory over Kamala Harris, gaining support from key Democratic voter groups, including black and Latino communities. This marks a potential shift in Republican demographics, despite ongoing societal divisions. Trump's success included strong support from white working-class voters and modest gains in suburban and urban areas. His performance in Hispanic-majority counties improved by an average of 10 percentage points, while he also made inroads with black voters in smaller communities. Republicans have long sought to diversify their voter base. Trump's campaign focused on policies appealing to working-class voters, such as tax deductions and manufacturing jobs, contrasting with past strategies that emphasized more moderate immigration policies.