black voters

Leftist MSNBC commentator Joy Reid announced some “free advice” to “white women” following President-elect Donald Trump’s win last week: “Black women have resigned from the ‘Save America’ coalition.”

Exit polls suggest that support for Kamala Harris has sagged among black men, many of whom have been hit hard by her pro-migration policies.

The Kamala Harris campaign has received backlash on social media over rapper GloRilla’s heavily censored performance at a political rally in Milwaukee.

Vice President Kamala Harris did not seem to recognize that her support among black men has sunk to a historic low.

Black patrons at a Chicago convenience store told the clerk, a popular YouTube creator, that they support Donald Trump over Kamala Harris because “immigrants are taking over,” “Trump be looking out for the black community,” and fear of “World War III” under a Harris presidency.

Yet another black male voter has voiced his opinion on former President Barack Obama’s accusations against black men who do not support Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign, telling MSNBC’s Alex Wagner that he was “deeply offended.”

Former President Donald Trump is receiving increased support among Latino and black male voters, according to a recent survey.

Michael “Harry O” Harris, the rap and hip-hop music mogul who co-founded Death Row Records, has reportedly endorsed former President Donald Trump, saying he has heard nothing from Kamala Harris.

Vice President Kamala Harris indicated to MSNBC’s Al Sharpton that black men are “misogynist” if they do not support her candidacy.

Vice President Kamala Harris has received backlash after offending black male voters with a campaign ad depicting women turning them down for dates due to their voting record.

Former president Donald Trump has surged since September and now leads Vice President Kamala Harris 50 percent to 48 percent nationally, according to a Fox News poll.

Some members of the black community appear unhappy that former President Barack Obama just showed up on the campaign trail to scold them about Vice President Kamala Harris’s waning support. 

Former President Donald Trump is the solution to the problems facing the black community, some black voters in Georgia believe.

President Donald Trump is trying to win more votes from black men by spotlighting the economic damage caused by Vice President Kamala Harris’ migration policy.

Vice President Kamala Harris repurposed her “Agenda for Black Men” on Wednesday. It will no longer exclusively target the black community.

Vice President Kamala Harris attempted to reach black male voters by revealing to them that she was the “first vice president” to “grow chili peppers” at the vice president’s residence.

In another indication that she is falling short with black male voters, Kamala Harris made an appearance during the BET Hip Hop Awards on Tuesday, holding a two-minute conversation with hosts Fat Joe and Too Short during which she insulted former President Donald Trump.

The Harris campaign announced more taxpayer-funded proposals for the black community on Monday.

Black conservative men have responded to former President Barack Obama’s claims that they do not support Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign due to sexism, slamming him for not accurately representing the black community and for trying to shame them into supporting Democrats.

A recent poll found that Vice President Kamala Harris (D) is facing a significant gap regarding black voters.

Former President Barack Obama scolded black men Thursday night for not “feeling the idea of having a woman as president.”

Former President Barack Obama warned supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday that not enough black voters are backing her for president, especially “the brothers.”

Donald Trump holds a three-point lead over Kamala Harris in Georgia, a poll revealed Wednesday, as Harris struggles among black voters.

Kamala Harris remains unable to claw back Donald Trump’s inroads among black, Latino, and young voters, a Wall Street Journal analysis found.

Oprah Winfrey brought the so-called “joy” to her surprise DNC appearance on Wednesday — literally belting out “Joooooy!” in her signature vocal vibrato to the thousands gathered at the Chicago convention. But what the former talk-show diva left out were historic facts in what amounted to yet another attempt by Democrat elites to manipulate black voters.

Hollywood’s hard sell of Kamala Harris is becoming increasingly aggressive, especially when it comes to black voters. Now some black influencers are pushing back, asserting the right for people to think for themselves and vote however they choose.

Donald Trump will address attendees at the National Association of Black Journalists’ Annual Convention and Career Fair on Wednesday.

Black voters at Donald Trump’s rally in Michigan said that he “is for everybody,” and that their beliefs are not based on “skin color.”

MSNBC talking head Joy Reid said “people of color” will look “real weird” if they do not vote for Vice President Kamala Harris.

The relationship between Chicago’s grassroots black leaders and the Democratic Party continues to deteriorate as talk of “going red” and dumping the Democrats mounts in the Windy City.

A New York Times focus group of eleven black men who support former President Donald Trump found deep respect for the presumptive Republican nominee and his record, defying claims by Democrats that Trump is a “racist.”

Joe Biden has lost 19 points among black voters and Donald Trump has seen a four-point bump among black voters since May, per a poll.

Democrats and their college-graduate media allies are scoffing at President Donald Trump’s campaign charge that President Joe Biden’s migration has economically damaged blue-collar black and Hispanic Americans.

Actress Taraji P. Henson used the BET Awards on Sunday to lecture black voters in an apparent attempt to get them to stick with Joe Biden, falsely claiming that “it s now a crime to be homeless” while also erroneously implying that Republicans are trying to “bring the draft back.”

A CBS News/YouGov poll published earlier this week showed that former President Donald Trump is making gains with black voters, with support at 23 percent — up four percentage points from 2020.

Former President Donald Trump is edging out President Joe Biden and garnering support from nearly a quarter of black voters, a recent survey from CBS News/YouGov found.