Recent research from Pew indicates that Donald Trump would have won the 2024 election even if voter turnout had reached maximum levels. The analysis highlights how Trump built a more racially and ethnically diverse coalition, making significant inroads among Latino and other minority voters. Key findings suggest that Trump nearly secured the majority of the Latino vote and garnered substantial support from foreign-born Hispanics and regular religious service attendees. Despite the potential for higher turnout, data reveals that such an increase would not have favored Kamala Harris, who would still have lost under these circumstances. The report emphasizes that Trump’s ability to attract a younger and more diverse base was pivotal in his electoral success.