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The dynamics of American politics are currently under realignment, upending the standard Democrat coalition from the 1960s, polling trends show.
Democrat inroads with black, Latino, and Asian voters deteriorated to the lowest point in 60 years, polling from Gallup and Siena College reveals.
Trump appears to spur the realignment, forcing the Republican Party to identify with working-class taxpayers instead of woke big businesses, according to Patrick Ruffini, the cofounder of Echelon Insights. RuffiniTrump upended the traditional party alignment in 2016 with a cultural appeal to white working class voters that simultaneously repulsed the denizens of America’s upper-income, college-educated suburbs.
“And that’s pushing more working class voters into Trump’s camp—especially nonwhite voters commonly aligned with the Democratic Party,” he concluded.
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