Joe Biden’s Support Among Black Voters Plummets in Key Battleground State

While he previously captured a staggering 92% of the Black vote in 2020, recent numbers from a Marist Poll show that support has now dropped to 68%.

This points to some significant changes in voter sentiment.

Their presence could shake things up in the final vote count.

Pennsylvania is shaping up to be a real battleground.

He continued, “and the increased get-out-the-vote effort by the campaign to woo Black voters is emblematic of growing apathy that advisers see among that demographic.” 

He said, “The campaign is having to expend resources for outreach efforts that might otherwise have gone to courting swing and moderate voters. In a state like Pennsylvania, where margins are so tight, that trade-off could prove decisive.”

He thanked Black voters for their 2020 support and discussing policies that have specifically benefited their communities.

He said, “pandering and peddling lies and stereotypes for your vote, so he can win for himself, not for you,” making it clear he sees a stark contrast in their approaches.

Biden reminded attendees that “Black history is American history,” reinforcing his commitment to this crucial part of the nation’s fabric.

Biden’s campaign faces the dual challenge of maintaining its core base and curbing the rise of Trump’s support.

This could potentially lead to major strategy overhauls by both parties.

The support of Black voters remains a critical factor as the race tightens.