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Massive turnout, voters of color — new data fill in the details on Biden's election win

Massive turnout, voters of color new data fill in the details on Biden s election win David Lauter © Provided by The LA Times President Biden speaks to supporters early on the morning after election night 2020. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press) High turnout among voters of color, increased support among white voters with college degrees, and a stop or a least a pause in declining support for Democrats among white voters without degrees: President Biden needed all of that for his victory in November and he, or some other Democrat, will probably need those factors to align again in 2024. The release of census data on who voted last year, as well as a new analysis of the results from a leading Democratic data firm, has filled in many of the details of Biden s victory, providing numbers to fuel the continuing debate within the party about who deserves the most credit for the win and what policies would make a repeat most likely.

Younger voters propelled Biden to victory over Trump in 2020, new study finds

Younger voters propelled Biden to victory over Trump in 2020, new study finds Alex Roarty, McClatchy Washington Bureau © ANGELA WEISS/AFP/AFP/TNS U.S. President-elect Joe Biden gestures in celebration after delivering remarks in Wilmington, Delaware, on November 7, 2020, after being declared the winner of the presidential election. WASHINGTON – A sharp increase in the number of voters from the youngest two generations helped President Joe Biden win the 2020 election, according to a new study from a Democratic analytics firm, boosting him over former President Donald Trump despite the incumbent’s high levels of support among seniors. The report, published Monday by the Democratic firm Catalist, found that millennial and Generation Z voters together constituted a much higher share of the electorate in the 2020 presidential race compared to 2016, casting nearly one-third of all votes (31%) last year. The two generations accounted for 23% of all votes four y

The 2020 Election Was a Breakthrough Moment For Young Voters

The 2020 Election Was a Breakthrough Moment For Young Voters Time 2 days ago Charlotte Alter © Jamie Germano USA Today/Reuters In an Election Day tradition, a visitor places their I Voted sticker on the gravestone of Susan B. Anthony in Rochester, NY on Nov. 3, 2020. You probably don’t think of 2020 as a generational change election. It resulted in the presidency of Joe Biden, the oldest man ever to take the oath of office. The dramatic week of vote counting, and the subsequent attempts by a sitting President of the United States to subvert the outcome, mean that the election of 2020 will be remembered more as a test for American democracy than one that marked the rising power of a new wave of voters.

How did Biden win the election? Massive turnout, voters of color

How did Biden win the election? Massive turnout, voters of color Updated May 11, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 President-elect Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden arrive in the Crypt of the US Capitol for President-elect Joe Biden s inauguration ceremony on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021 in Washington.Jim Lo Scazlo | The Associated Press Facebook Share By David Lauter Los Angeles Times (TNS) and Tribune Media Services High turnout among voters of color, increased support among white voters with college degrees, and a stop or a least a pause in declining support for Democrats among white voters without degrees: President Joe Biden needed all of that for his victory in November and he, or some other Democrat, will probably need those factors to align again in 2024.

Trump's improvement with non-White voters in 2020 was important — but not as important as the turnout surge