Donald Trump’s victory marks a significant shift in voter demographics that once favored the Democrats. After years of believing in a growing coalition of diverse voters, recent elections reveal cracks as Trump gains support among non-college educated, young, Latino, and Black voters. His hardline stance on immigration and cultural messaging resonated, while Democrats struggle with identity politics. This defeat prompts introspection within the Democratic Party, with calls for a reevaluation of strategies to reconnect with working-class voters and address pressing issues like the economy and immigration.