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Y'all, John Aslon is Joe Biden's pollster.

He is saying that this election could be a paradigm shift election.

I need you to understand what he's talking about here.

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Let me read you this quote from John Aslan, the president's pollster.

I think this could be a paradigm shift election where Republicans are not only making inroads with the Latino vote, but now they're making inroads with the African American vote too.

This is based on the last Wall Street Journal poll of the election.

The Republican Party is winning support from a larger share of black voters than in other recent elections and has improved its standing in the past few months among Latino voters the latest Wall Street Journal poll finds, adding

to evidence of the party's increasing appeal among groups that have overwhelmingly favored

Democratic candidates. About 17% of black voters say they would pick a Republican candidate

for Congress over a Democrat in journal polls

in late October and in August. That is a substantially larger share than the 8% of black

voters who voted for Donald Trump in 2020 and the 8% who black GOP candidates in 2018 House

races, as recorded by AP Votecast, a large survey of voters who participated in those elections.

That was an exit poll.

Among Latino voters, Democrats held a lead of five percentage points over Republicans in their choice of congressional candidate, a narrower advantage than

the Democrats' 11-point lead in August. Both findings suggest a deterioration in Democratic

support as Latino voters show high degrees of concern about inflation and the direction of the

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