The study analyzes how three key sociodemographic groups—Indigenous people, ethnic minorities, and suburban white housewives—influenced the 2020 presidential election. It examines why these groups voted as they did, often comparing their 2020 choices to their 2016 voting patterns and other past elections. Specifically, the source highlights how Indigenous voters shifted towards Biden, largely due to COVID-19 response dissatisfaction, and how suburban white housewives also turned against Trump, potentially due to his outdated perceptions of their communities. Conversely, it notes a surprising trend where ethnic minorities, particularly Black and Latina voters, showed increased support for Trump in 2020 compared to 2016.