White: Tie
Hispanic: R +20
Black: D +25
Other: R +5
18-29: R +10
30-44: R +8
45-64: R +5
65+: D +20
Below median income: R +30
Above median income: D +25
Urban: R +20
Suburban: D +30
Rural: R +30
I am considering, on a national level, Whites realigning Democratic and Blacks realigning Republican for changing coalitions.
That this could happen with the 18–29 (realigning Republican) and the 65+ (realigning Democratic) voting-age groups.
To present margins would be distracting; it could lead to talking about general-election outcomes and, ultimately, come across as being more about the winning party for a given United States presidential election cycle.
I am considering realigning voting patterns for party coalitions.
