The DSA-backed New York candidate Chavalière lost the Bronx portion of her district by 30 points and lost Black, Hispanic, and lower-income areas by 10 points, winning only with young voters and college-educated high-income voters.
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In a more personal segment, Bongino traces his own biography through multiple New York neighborhoods — noting he grew up not far from where Donald Trump was raised in Queens. He connects his personal history to the episode's thesis: New York has changed beyond recognition, and the people now driving that change are not the working-class plumbers and electricians who built the city but college-educated, high-income progressives. He cites specific electoral data showing that DSA-backed candidate Chavalière lost the Bronx portion of her district by 30 points, lost Black and Hispanic areas, and lost lower-income areas by 10 points — winning only with young voters and affluent, college-educated voters. The implication is that the revolution is being driven not by the dispossessed but by the elite.
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