2 Georgia Black Trump Voters Split on U.S. Direction After 2024 Election
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Updated · NPR · May 19
2 Georgia Black Trump Voters Split on U.S. Direction After 2024 Election
6 articles · Updated · NPR · May 19
Two Black men from Georgia who backed Donald Trump in 2024 gave sharply different assessments of the country’s condition, with one describing it as chaotic, divided and a hot mess.
Their contrasting views anchor NPR’s first “Swing Shift” installment, which revisits Trump voters to gauge how supporters judge the country after last year’s election.
The report highlights that even within a narrow slice of Trump’s coalition — Black male voters in one battleground state — perceptions of the nation’s trajectory already diverge.
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