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The Daily Signal Podcast

Trump's Unexpected Allies: Are Black and Hispanic Voters Really Ditching Democrats?

The Daily Signal Podcast

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News, Government, Politics, Daily News

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🗓️ 17 October 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Recent polling suggests that some traditionally Democrat-leaning voters, particularly black and Hispanic men, appear to be reconsidering their political allegiances. Their concerns about the high cost of living and rising crime have them trending toward former President Donald Trump, which could make them the deciding factor in the 2024 presidential election. Gabriel Nadales, national director of Our America, spoke with The Daily Signal about these surprising developments—and shared first-hand accounts of why voters are switching sides. Watch our full interview in the video above. “It’s kind of insane that there are so many Hispanic Americans out there who are very much voting for Trump,” Nadales said. “They see that, unfortunately, the Democrat Party no longer represents them.” Nadales’ organization, Our America, is active in the key battleground states of Arizona and Georgia, attempting to unite Americans at a time when it seems we’re hopelessly divided. Our America has organized local events with the goal of inspiring Americans to be active citizens in their local communities. “If you want to affect policy at the national level,” Nadales explained, “you have to get people engaged at the local level with things that they actually can directly affect to show them that they can make a difference in long term.” The group’s core issues are promoting safer communities, lowering the cost of living, defending freedom of speech, and ensuring fair elections. Learn more about the work of Our America at JoinOurAmerica.com.

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It's kind of insane that there's so many Hispanic Americans out there who are very much voting for Trump because they understand and they see that the unfortunately the Democrat Party has no longer

0:13.7

represents them.

0:16.5

This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Thursday, October 17th.

0:24.0

I'm your host, Rob Lewy.

0:26.0

And those were the words of Gabriel Nidalis,

0:28.6

National Director of Our America,

0:30.9

an organization that is attempting to unite Americans at a time when it seems were hopelessly divided.

0:37.0

As we count down the days until November 5th, today we're taking a closer look at the shifting political alignments among American voters.

0:45.0

Some traditionally Democrat-leaning voters, particularly black and Hispanic men, appear to be

0:49.6

reconsidering their political allegiances.

0:52.7

Find out why their concerns on the economy and crime

0:55.6

have them trending toward Donald Trump

0:58.2

and why that could be the deciding factor

1:00.7

in the 2024 presidential election.

1:03.0

Before we get to today's interview, let me tell you about the Daily Signals newest show,

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1:15.4

He interviews guests who have experience on the inside.

1:19.0

And on today's episode, you'll hear from New House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris.

1:23.9

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1:36.6

Now here's my interview with Gabriel Nidalis

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