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Donald Trump has captured the White House by defeating Kamala Harris in the US presidential elections. Trump has also made a clean sweep in swing states that are crucial for victory. But this fight between the two candidates was not just about ideologies. This can be understood by analyzing the voters who voted for him.
Donald Trump has achieved a historic victory in the US presidential elections. He will take oath as President on January 20. But do you know that voters who own dogs and cats also played an important role in this election?
The AP Whatcast surveyed more than 120,000 voters during the election. The poll showed that Donald Trump had more support from dog owners, while Kamala Harris was the choice of most cat owners.
Of the nearly two-thirds of voters who own dogs and cats, 46 percent voted for Kamala Harris, while 53 percent voted for Trump. Only women who owned cats voted more for Harris. 6 out of 10 such women voted for Harris. But male cat owners voted for Trump.
This is how cat-loving female voters voted for Kamala Harris. Male voters with cats chose Donald Trump. Voters with a dog were more likely to vote for Trump, while voters with both a dog and a cat were more likely to vote for Trump.
Where did this cat and dog honor war begin?
How did dog and cat owners find such a unique selection during the poll? In fact, right after the TV debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in September, pop star Taylor Swift supported Kamala Harris.
He publicly posted about supporting Kamala Harris, but Republican Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance couldn’t stomach it. Describing Swift as a billionaire pop star, he said that common people are troubled by inflation, but Taylor Swift is not concerned about it. When home prices rise, it’s not Taylor Swift who is affected, it’s the general public who is affected. During this time, his statement regarding childless cattle created a new wave in America. Thus, the voters who kept dogs and cats there voted enthusiastically.
Although JD Vance’s statement about the childless animal was old, it resurfaced in September when Taylor Swift openly supported Kamala Harris. In that old statement, Vance said that this country is run by the Democratic Party, corporate billionaires, and a few childless cat ladies whose lives are so miserable, they want the rest of us to live like them.
Amidst all this, Swift started promoting Kamala Harris as Taylor Swift Childless Cat Lady and the entire American public got involved in this dog-cat fight.
Let us tell you that in the US Presidential elections, Donald Trump won the White House by defeating Kamala Harris. Trump has also made a clean sweep in swing states that are crucial for victory. But this fight between the two candidates was not just about ideology. This can be understood by analyzing the voters who voted for him.
41 percent of whites voted for Democrat Kamala Harris, while 57 percent of whites voted for Trump. Similarly, 85 percent of blacks voted for Harris and 12 percent of blacks voted for Trump. 54 percent of Asian Americans voted for Harris, while 38 percent voted for Trump.
52 percent of Hispanic/Latino voters voted for Harris and 46 percent for Trump. Another 42 percent voted for Harris and 54 percent for Trump.
Youth voted overwhelmingly for Harris
Kamala Harris was the first choice of voters aged 18 to 29 years who voted on November 5 in America. 54 percent of youth voted for Harris and 43 percent of people in this age group voted for Trump.
49 percent people aged 30-44 years voted for Kamala Harris and 48 percent voted for Trump. 44 percent of people aged 45 to 64 voted for Kamala Harris, while 54 percent voted for Trump. That means Trump was the choice of voters aged 45 to 64 years. Similarly, 49 percent of voters above 65 years of age voted for Kamala Harris and 49 percent of men voted for her.
Kamala Harris got the highest number of votes, 53 percent from women compared to 42 percent from men. Similarly, 55 percent men voted for Trump and 45 percent women.
Let us also tell you here that there are more than a dozen cases of misbehavior with women against Trump, in some of which he has been convicted.
Now if we look at it from the education perspective, 55 percent of the people who are college graduates voted for Kamala Harris, while 42 percent of the people who do not have any college degree voted for Harris. 56 percent of people without a college degree voted for Trump.