Trump facing 'broad-based and deep' collapse among voters who sealed his 2024 win

After over 100 days in office, support for Donald Trump among voters who normally are not found in the GOP camp but voted for him has already cratered.

According to a report from CNN, Trump got a boost in 2024 from " Latinos, younger men, non-White voters without a college degree, and, to some extent, Black men," but that support has withered away primarily due to a depressed economy.

According to longtime GOP analyst-turned-Trump critic Mike Madrid, "The collapse that he’s experiencing — I think that’s the right word to phrase it — is broad-based and it’s deep."

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CNN's Ronald Brownstein is reporting, "Few strategists in either party believe the cooling toward Trump means Democrats have erased their long-term problems with these voter groups, which have generally drifted toward the GOP since the end of Barack Obama’s presidency. But the rapid erosion of Trump’s standing with them does suggest that their movement toward him in 2024 was driven less by a durable rightward shift on cultural issues than by immediate discontent with their economic situation."

Pointing out that Trump's "job approval rating among young people, Latinos and Black Americans" has dropped below falling below his 2024 vote levels, Brownstein suggested, "His ratings on the economy with those groups are even weaker. And while Trump still receives decent grades from Hispanic and young people for his handling of the border, ratings of his overall approach to immigration have consistently fallen into negative territory with them as well. "

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