Republican support among Latino men fell 24 percentage points in the most recent national election surveys, while support among Black men declined by 13 percentage points. These shifts are part of a wider trend in demographic alignment that has narrowed the GOP’s lead with male voters, who are now nearly evenly split in their party preference.
National exit data from NBC shows that Jewish voters supported the Democratic Party in House contests by 67% to 32%. While the figures suggest a slight change in voting patterns compared to the 2024 cycle, the demographic remains strongly aligned with the Democrats. Among men overall, Republicans earned 49% of the vote compared to 48% for Democrats.
