By Julia Mueller and Caroline Vakil | Wednesday, September 30

Photo courtesy of Andrew Harnik, Associated Press

GOP's historic inroads with key voting blocs evaporate ahead of midterms

President Trump’s gains amongst Hispanic/Latino voters, Black voters and young men dominated headlines after his successful reelection in 2024 – offering a bright red warning sign for Democrats about some of the voting blocs they needed to gain ground with heading into 2026 and 2028.

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