India, March 30 -- One of the most popular narratives emerging from the 2024 US election is the significant shift of non-White voters away from their traditional support for the Democratic Party and their newfound embrace of Republican candidate Donald Trump. That account gained further traction earlier this month with the release of detailed new data from Democratic pollster David Shor and his colleagues who found that, between 2016 and 2024, Hispanic, Black, and Asian voters - especially those who identify as "moderate" or "conservative" - swung toward the Republican Party in large numbers. In fact, the only group which exhibited no discernible partisan shift over this period was White voters....