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Party of the People

Inside the Multiracial Populist Coalition Remaking the GOP
Book • 2023
In 'Party of the People,' Patrick Ruffini provides a thorough and nuanced analysis of the demographic and cultural trends reshaping the Republican and Democratic coalitions.

The book uses robust data and clear analysis to debunk the narrative that the Republican party is solely a party of white, rural voters.

Instead, Ruffini argues that the GOP is increasingly a party of non-college-educated voters, and its future lies in appealing to the multiracial mainstream middle class.

The book explores how Donald Trump's presidency and subsequent elections have influenced these trends, highlighting the significant gains made among nonwhite voters and the implications for future elections.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

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Marshall Kosloff
when discussing the 2024 election and its implications for American politics.
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Farrah Bostic
in a discussion about political coalitions.
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Patrick Ruffini
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Bryan Curtis
as a book describing the future of the Republican Party, focusing on uniting working-class voters.
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Marshall Kosloff
as a book highlighting the increasing polarization of American politics around higher education.
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Ezra Klein
as an important resource to understand the 2024 election results and the broader coalitional changes.
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John Heilemann
as a book offering a compelling argument about the shift in the Hispanic vote towards Trump.
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Isaac Saul
for further understanding of the 2024 election trends.
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