Undercurrents Ryan Girdusky: 'How Trump surged in deep blue states'
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Nov 7, 2024 
Ryan Girdusky, author of the National Populist Newsletter, breaks down the surprising political shifts affecting the 2024 election. He discusses how Trump has gained traction in traditionally Democratic states, focusing on the evolving voter support among women and suburban demographics. The conversation highlights the shift in Loudoun County's political alliances and the implications for future coalitions. Girdusky also analyzes Sherrod Brown's unexpected loss in Ohio, revealing trends in voter behavior that could reshape American politics.
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Trump's Gains Across Blue States
- Trump gained support across all states, including deep blue ones like Maryland and New York.
- This shift reflects widespread discontent with the Democratic Party and the current national mood.
Suburban Women Did Not Shift
- The idea that suburban women in the Midwest would turn against Trump was a misconception.
- Trump actually gained or held ground in key suburban counties, refuting Democratic expectations.
Key Demographic Shifts Explored
- Hispanic and rural votes moved toward Trump significantly, not as widely reported.
- A key cause was lower turnout among black men, traditionally Democratic voters, hurting the left.