President Donald Trump garnered notable support among Black voters in Georgia during this election, according to a Fox News Channel exit poll.
The poll shows that Trump received 25 percent of the vote from Black men in the state, while Vice President Kamala Harris secured 73 percent.
This marks a 13-point shift away from the Democratic presidential candidate compared to the 2020 election, when President Joe Biden received 87 percent of Black male support.
Among Black women in Georgia, Trump won nine percent of the vote to Harris’s 89 percent, compared to Biden’s 95 percent support from this demographic four years ago. This represents a six-point decline for Harris compared to Biden’s performance in 2020.
Overall, Trump achieved 15 percent of the vote from all Black voters in Georgia, while Harris took 83 percent. This eight-point drop in support for the Democratic candidate underscores a shift among Black voters in the state since the last presidential election.
