As a Dem voter, I'll take a stab. Dem voters in general see ourselves as smarter than Rep voters and get frustrated when others don't reach our level of intellect and insightfulness. We're also lazy in our efforts to understand other viewpoints, so we take the easy route and just label them as dumb, racist, or xenophobic.
For example, looks like Trump got 55% of white female voters. HOW COULD THAT BE!!?? I saw one FB post that basically said they're all Stepford wives. That's why Democrats continue to seemingly underperform in elections. Instead of just assuming they're all Stepford wives, maybe try learning what they're motivations are. Maybe she's from a working class family in a small town that lost her job. Trump speaks directly to these people. Democrats speak past them or about them.
See, now this is a pretty reasonable take (hoping like hell you aren't attacked viciously by your own for speaking out on such things).
I think your characterization of the white females in a lot of ways applies to the black and hispanic vote. The gains in these areas in this election will not go ignored, and are probably a source of anger, rage, frustration from the lunatic side of the left that have always felt that those votes are OWED to the Dems (for what I have no idea).
To that end, I think the courtship of the black vote, and to some extent the hispanic vote, by both parties in the next 2-4 years is going to be really, really interesting to watch. The GOP will continue to try to expand on that part of their base, and maybe even to a greater extent than they have in the last couple years.
Do the Dems bury their head in the sand like they have in other areas of middle, blue collar America or do they do the opposite, crank that shit up to 11 and put an all-out full court press on the black vote; massive media campaigns, Hollywood and pro athlete elites being used to go after that demographic for 2022 and 2024, etc.
It's one thing I"m going to be watching. Any reasonable person would find it pretty hard to find the MASSIVE gains made under Trump (prior to COVID) by minorities in the areas of record low unemployment as well as minority small business ownership.
I've no doubt it will be entertaining, no matter what!