Chryl Laird, a professor of government and politics at the University of Maryland, discusses shifting dynamics among Black voters and the impact of Vice President Kamala Harris's candidacy. They explore growing enthusiasm, particularly among younger voters, and factors influencing changes in allegiance, including a notable rise in support for Donald Trump. Laird examines how mistrust in institutions shapes political identity and the implications of race and gender within campaigning strategies, specifically regarding Harris's unique position.

Data reporter John Burn-Murdoch and politics professor Chryl Laird discuss the racial realignment in US politics, with voters of color shifting right and challenging traditional alliances. They explore the impact on Democrats and the potential reasons for this shift.