Written by Noah Carl.
It’s well known that there are sizeable race differences in political attitudes and voting patterns in the US.
Most white people support the Republicans, while most non-white people support the Democrats. In the 2020 election, 57% of whites voted for Trump – compared to 32% of Hispanics, 31% of Asians and just 12% of blacks. If only whites had voted, Trump would have won the vast majority of states; if only-non whites had voted, he would not have won any.
But what about differences between more fine-grained groups, such as English Americans versus Irish Americans?
