How 'race' decides the race to the White House

Oct 15, 2020 | 13:24 IST

A decline in the share of white eligible voters and increase in Hispanic voters may make all the the difference between who wins or loses in the US presidential election

An ugly, no-holds battle is underway between US President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, and Democratic challenger Joe Biden for the November 3rd presidential election. Racism has been one of the big issues dominating headlines in months leading up to the polls. TOI looks at the demographic changes in the US that have shaped the electorate over the years and how it could impact who becomes the next president of the United States.

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How 'race' decides the race to the White House

A decline in the share of white eligible voters and increase in Hispanic voters may make all the the difference between who wins or loses in the US presidential election

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How 'race' decides the race to the White House

A decline in the share of white eligible voters and increase in Hispanic voters may make all the the difference between who wins or loses in the US presidential election

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