@patel.aminataEvery demographic group moved toward Democratic candidates in 2026 compared with 2024, per The New York Times. The paper's breakdown covers gender, race, age and education, and the shift shows up in all of them
View original post@patel.aminataEvery demographic group moved toward Democratic candidates in 2026 compared with 2024, per The New York Times. The paper's breakdown covers gender, race, age and education, and the shift shows up in all of them
View original postPhoto by @patel.aminata· Nov 5, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· The New York Times
This image is a data visualization chart breaking down 2024 election voting preferences by gender and race. The chart displays percentages for Democratic and Republican support alongside margins like D+17 and D+13, with blue highlighting for Democratic-leaning groups and red for Republican-leaning ones. It shows voter composition stats such as males at 47% of voters and whites at 70%. The style is a clean, straightforward news graphic with bold blue and red color coding for the two parties.
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The New York Times Flydubai update@patel.aminataEvery demographic group moved toward Democratic candidates in 2026 compared with 2024, per The New York Times. The paper's breakdown covers gender, race, age and education, and the shift shows up in all of them
View original postPhoto by @patel.aminata· Nov 5, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· The New York Times
This image is a data visualization chart breaking down 2024 election voting preferences by gender and race. The chart displays percentages for Democratic and Republican support alongside margins like D+17 and D+13, with blue highlighting for Democratic-leaning groups and red for Republican-leaning ones. It shows voter composition stats such as males at 47% of voters and whites at 70%. The style is a clean, straightforward news graphic with bold blue and red color coding for the two parties.
See all The New York Times photosRead the The New York Times wiki
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