WASHINGTON — Democrats say they have settled on a plan to reverse their across-the-board declines with voters of color in the 2020 election.
It starts with not taking their support for granted.
A collection of leading Democratic strategists, bolstered by in-depth studies of the last election, say the party too often treated Black, Latino, and Asian American voters as homogeneous blocs of faithful supporters, overlooking how many of them were drawn to the Republican Party and resistant to the Democrats’ broad messages.
