‘All That Red’: MSNBC’s Kornacki Highlights Stark Divide Between Trump And Harris Voter Demographics, Values Hailey Gomez
General Assignment Reporter
December 22, 2024 2:27 PM ET
NBC National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki detailed Sunday the divide in voter demographics between President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, highlighting the stark contrast in the types of voters now leaning toward the Republican Party.
Following the election results, Democrats appeared puzzled by Trump’s popularity among some of their key voting blocs, such as black and Hispanic men. While Harris attempted to appeal to more voters, she was heavily criticized for vague responses during her interviews and placating to voting blocs through proposed race-based policies.
Unity on the basic values Americans hold has significantly dropped among Republicans, Democrats and independents since 9/11. Kornacki pointed out on “Meet the Press” that eight out of 10 voters surveyed by the network believe the United States is more “greatly divided” than united. However, post-9/11, 74% of Democrats and 81% of Republicans agreed that the country was united on “most important values,” compared to only 19% of Democrats and 15% of Republicans who stated they believe the country is united. “It wasn’t always this way,” Kornacki said of the division.
Evaluating further demographic divides, Kornacki said, “In this election, Trump winning men by 12, Harris winning women by 8, a gender gap of 20 points. Third straight election, the gender gap was at least 20 points. We see it on marriage, married voters heavily for Trump, unmarried heavily for Harris.”
Kornacki stated how Trump won white voters without a college degree by 34 points compared to Harris only winning by eight point among white voters with a degree.
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