Energizing South Carolina’s Black voters is crucial to Biden as campaign looks ahead to swing states
Joe Biden’s support among black voters, who made up half of the party’s primary electorate in South Carolina in 2020, has declined substantially. His approval rating among black adults is now 42%, a substantial drop from the first year of his presidency. This drop in support could have wider implications beyond South Carolina, particularly in key swing states such as Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Younger black voters have expressed dissatisfaction with Biden’s handling of student loan forgiveness and the economy, as well as wanting their concerns addressed if he wins a second term. Despite the drop in support, many black voters continue to back Biden, citing his diversification efforts in the federal judiciary and government agencies, and his attempts to reduce unemployment.
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