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Dr. Christopher Borick, a professor of political science at Lehigh University, notes that while Republicans saw key marginal gains among younger, Black and Latino voters in 2024, those shifts appear to be slipping ahead of the 2026 cycle. He suggests this dynamic gives Democrats an advantage by allowing them to campaign on the offensive as the opposition party
Dr. Christopher Borick, a professor of political science at Lehigh University, notes that while Republicans saw key marginal gains among younger, Black and Latino voters in 2024, those shifts appear to be slipping ahead of the 2026 cycle. He suggests this dynamic gives Democrats an advantage by allowing them to campaign on the offensive as the opposition party
