Donald Trump's victory over Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential elections is poised to be analyzed time and time again during the next few weeks, as many try to nitpick the numbers behind a race that looked much closer than it turned out to be just weeks before November 5.
Many are pointing to a major gender gap among voters, as 54% of men voted Trump, including 49% of young men (aged 18-29). But the most mentioned difference-maker by far has been the Latino vote as, even though Democrats still retained the majority within the demographic, Trump made major strides, amassing around 45% of the vote compared to Harris' 53%, a 13-point increase and a record high for a Republican presidential nominee.
