Donald Trump did better with Black voters in 2020 than he did in 2016.

Donald Trump won 8 percent of the Black vote, about a 2 percentage-point gain on his 2016 numbers.

Donald Trump won 8 percent of the Black vote, about a 2 percentage-point gain on his 2016 numbers. In the 2020 Presidential elections, President Donald Trump imporved his numbers with Black voters for four years. In the 2020 election, Trump secured 8% of votes from black voters, whereas, in 2020, Trump won 8 percent of the Black vote, about a 2 percentage-point gain on his 2016 numbers. According to exit poll data by Edison Research, Trump secured 12% votes from the black voters in 2020.

About 87% of Black voters nationwide chose Biden over Trump, according to preliminary national exit polling. Those early exit polls show that 19% of Black men voted for Trump, as did 9% of Black women.

An Associated Press VoteCast survey showed overall larger Black support for Biden — 90%. According to the AP survey, 12% of Black men voted for Trump, while only 6% of Black women supported him.