Hispanic and African American weakness is a function of a memory of the Trump economy being better" subheadline="<span class="btArticleCategories"><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/economy/" class="btArticleCategory economy">Economy</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/hispanic-voters/" class="btArticleCategory hispanic-voters">Hispanic Voters</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/whit-ayres/" class="btArticleCategory whit-ayres">Whit Ayres</a><a href="https://www.northstaropinion.com/category/working-class-voters/" class="btArticleCategory working-class-voters">Working Class Voters</a></span><span class="btArticleDate">November 1, 2024</span>" font="" font_weight="" font_size="" color_scheme="" color="" align="" url="https://www.northstaropinion.com/harris-hispanic-and-african-american-weakness-is-a-function-of-a-memory-of-the-trump-economy-being-better/" target="_self" html_tag="h2" size="large" dash="" el_id="" el_class="" el_style="" supertitle_position="outside" ignore_fe_editor="true"]
However, the Republican pollster Whit Ayres told me that he is seeing the same divergence between slipping non-white support and steady white backing for Harris in his surveys—and he sees good reasons for that pattern potentially persisting through Election Day. “The Hispanic and African American weakness [for Harris] is a function of a memory of...