The Esau McCaulley Podcast Trump won. Now what?
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Nov 7, 2024 In this discussion, Justin Giboney, co-founder of the AND Campaign, and Michael Wear, founder of the Center for Christian Public Engagement, unpack the surprising factors behind Trump's recent electoral win. They delve into the struggles faced by low propensity voters and the Democratic Party's future strategies. The conversation also explores the intersection of faith and politics, addressing how Christian voters navigate complex issues and the vital role of community leaders in fostering civic engagement amidst a polarized climate.
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Polling Undercounted Trump Voters
- Pollsters struggled to accurately capture Trump voters, especially low propensity voters from diverse backgrounds.
- This caused a consistent 2-3% polling underestimate favoring Trump across all swing states.
Christian Voting Became Too Partisan
- The 2024 election was deeply partisan among Christians, with less focus on principles or policy.
- Personality-driven narratives dominated, crowding out meaningful Christian witness in politics.
Black Male Voters Feel Ignored
- Many Black men feel alienated by the Democratic Party due to ideological rigidity and lack of attention to their struggles.
- Trump tapped into masculine grievances, offering a sense of being heard despite flawed solutions.