Trump's 2024 win came with a big jump in support from Black, Hispanic, and lower-income voters, a warning sign for Democrats.

• Trump pulled unusually strong support from Black and Hispanic voters, breaking the old party pattern.
• Poor and middle-income voters swung his way too, driven by anger at how things were going.
• Kamala Harris lost all seven swing states despite her own background as a woman of color.
• The simplest read: people voted against the status quo, not for a party or an identity.

Outlook: Democrats will have to win back working-class and minority voters on cost of living and everyday results, not identity.