Key demographics that helped Trump win
Donald Trump will become the 45th President of the United States after winning the general election over Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Here are some key demographics: 70% of all voters were white, with 58% of whites voting for Trump compared to 21% of non-whites who voted Trump.
In small cities or rural areas, Trump captured 62% of the vote, 12% more than Romney had in 2012.
Whites without college degrees made up 34% of the voters, with Trump receiving 67% of their votes.
Young whites(18-29) were 12% of the votes, with 48% of them voting Trump.
By comparison, only 9% of young blacks and 24% of young Latinos voted Trump.
Trump won both the 45-64 and 65+ age groups, securing 53% of the votes in both categories.
Of voters who make over $50,000/yr, Trump edged out Clinton 49% to 47%.
Here are some key demographics: 70% of all voters were white, with 58% of whites voting for Trump compared to 21% of non-whites who voted Trump.
In small cities or rural areas, Trump captured 62% of the vote, 12% more than Romney had in 2012.
Whites without college degrees made up 34% of the voters, with Trump receiving 67% of their votes.
Young whites(18-29) were 12% of the votes, with 48% of them voting Trump.
By comparison, only 9% of young blacks and 24% of young Latinos voted Trump.
Trump won both the 45-64 and 65+ age groups, securing 53% of the votes in both categories.
Of voters who make over $50,000/yr, Trump edged out Clinton 49% to 47%.