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In reply to the discussion: DOD _removed_ Medal of Honor Monday page for Charles Calvin Rogers, highest-ranking black recipient. URL now "deimedal" [View all]Wiz Imp
(10,030 posts)54. Sac State professor's new study finds Black men did not move from Democratic Party to Trump
https://www.csus.edu/news/newsroom/stories/2025/2/black-voter-project.html

If you want to answer the really tough questions about voter turnout and vote choice, enthusiasm and apathy, you need to have the data, Towler said. Using data for other groups that includes only a small sample of Black folks and then extrapolating those answers has a lot of problems.
Such extrapolation led to talk among political pundits and the media about Black men moving away from the Democratic Party and voting for Trump. Towlers survey, however, shows that wasnt the case.
Support for Kamala Harris among Black men increased by 24% over time, the survey found, with 82% of Black men voting for Harris on Election Day. Support for Trump, however, dropped to 17%, matching 2020 exit polls.
Other findings include:
-Black support for Harris in 2024 was similar to that of Joe Biden in 2020, with 86% of Black voters choosing Harris compared to 12% for Trump.
-Most Black voters, 57%, voted in person.
-Black voters voted Democratic down the ballot, 72%, with 13% splitting the ticket.
-The majority of Black voters disapprove of mass deportation.
Such extrapolation led to talk among political pundits and the media about Black men moving away from the Democratic Party and voting for Trump. Towlers survey, however, shows that wasnt the case.
Support for Kamala Harris among Black men increased by 24% over time, the survey found, with 82% of Black men voting for Harris on Election Day. Support for Trump, however, dropped to 17%, matching 2020 exit polls.
Other findings include:
-Black support for Harris in 2024 was similar to that of Joe Biden in 2020, with 86% of Black voters choosing Harris compared to 12% for Trump.
-Most Black voters, 57%, voted in person.
-Black voters voted Democratic down the ballot, 72%, with 13% splitting the ticket.
-The majority of Black voters disapprove of mass deportation.

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DOD _removed_ Medal of Honor Monday page for Charles Calvin Rogers, highest-ranking black recipient. URL now "deimedal" [View all]
highplainsdem
Mar 2025
OP
I can confirm the webpage in question is still 404 with the offensive URL:
Dennis Donovan
Mar 2025
#19
I did not blame black men for this mess. I am pointing out that the black men who
Scrivener7
Mar 2025
#29
It is. But there's something especially disgusting about suggesting this man
Scrivener7
Mar 2025
#40
This OP is about egregious disrespect toward a black man. No one is blaming black men for trump.
Scrivener7
Mar 2025
#39
Thank you for doing what I'm sick and tired of doing. The so called avalanche of black male voters for Trump was indeed
Solomon
Mar 2025
#49
Sac State professor's new study finds Black men did not move from Democratic Party to Trump
Wiz Imp
Mar 2025
#54