Joining the discussion are Patrick Ruffini, a Republican pollster and author of "Party of the People," and Ruy Teixeira, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and co-author of "Where Have All the Democrats Gone?" They explore how the working class has shifted allegiance from Democrats to Republicans and the challenges faced by Kamala Harris in re-engaging these voters. The conversation dives into evolving voter dynamics, the decline of traditional party loyalty, and the growing appeal of populism among younger demographics.

Patrick Ruffini, Republican pollster and co-founder of Echelon Insights, joins Andrew Egger to discuss Trump's activation of the populist coalition, the shift in non-white voting habits, and the role of pro-life politics. They explore Trump's surprising support among Hispanic and Black voters, the impact of educational attainment on political divisions, and the challenges and opportunities for the Republican Party.

Joining Tara Palmeri is Patrick Ruffini, a Republican pollster and strategist, who offers sharp insights into the evolving GOP landscape. They dissect Trump's dual victories in the electoral and popular vote while exploring his party's strategies to attract minority voters. The conversation reveals the decline of identity politics among Democrats and the emerging significance of socio-economic issues over traditional demographics. Expect a thought-provoking analysis of shifting voter dynamics leading into 2024, particularly among young, diverse, and economically challenged demographics.

Patrick Ruffini, a prominent pollster at Echelon Strategies and author of "Party of the People," delves into the Republican Party's demographic transformation. He highlights the unexpected gains among blue-collar voters and the increasingly diverse coalition that includes Latino, Black, and AAPI communities. Discussing the impact of educational attainment on voting patterns, he reflects on how flawed exit polls have reshaped party strategies. Ruffini also explores the balance between economic and cultural priorities that could redefine American politics.

Patrick Ruffini discusses his book on GOP's multiracial coalition shift with Henry Olsen. They explore sustainability, global implications, dueling political ads, and the trend of working-class voters favoring right-est populist parties worldwide.

Debate on whether Donald Trump is a weak general election candidate, with insights on his loyal base, swing voters, and past victories. Analysis of black American voters shifting towards Trump and his unique crisis navigation skills. Contrast of Trump's viability as a candidate with concerns among Republican voters.

Republican pollster Patrick Ruffini discusses the shifting voter demographics and party identities, exploring the appeal of Trump to minority voters, the impact of small-l libertarian voters in elections, and the need for reforms in entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security.

Pollster Patrick Ruffini joins Freddy Gray to discuss the 2024 US election. They delve into the disconnect between the strong economy and Biden's poll numbers, the potential for a 'flip election', the role of postal voting, and the similarities between the 2024 and 2020 elections.

Patrick Ruffini, Republican pollster and author of 'Party of the People,' discusses the evolving Republican Party, concerns about Trump, differences between parties, impact of publishing a book, speculating on a turning point against Trump, and analysis of the current state of the race.

Patrick Ruffini, author of 'Party of the People: Inside the Multiracial Populist Coalition Remaking the GOP', joins The Realignment to discuss how Trump built a diverse Republican coalition, the shifting dynamics of voter priorities, the influence of age on political shifts in surprising communities, and the Democratic Party's response to GOP support from minority voters.