The Trumpiest neighborhoods in Minneapolis and St. Paul

• About 30% of voters there chose Trump, a five percentage point improvement for the GOP nominee.

Why it matters: The Twin Cities remains a Democratic stronghold, but the trend in these neighborhoods mirrors a swing toward Republicans in many big cities across the U.S.

• That trend appears to be driven by voters in majority-BIPOC and immigrant neighborhoods.

Reality check: Overall, Trump's performance in Minneapolis and St. Paul was about the same in 2020 and 2024.

• Vice President Harris carried the cities by a 4-to-1 margin, and also won Twin Cities suburbs by 15 points.

Yes, but: Trump improved in some precincts with large Black, Latino, Asian and immigrant populations.

• That included parts of North Minneapolis, the Phillips neighborhood and St. Paul's Frogtown.

The intrigue: Election data also show some usually reliable Democratic voters simply stayed home.

• In two precincts around the University of Minnesota, Harris received fewer votes than President Biden in 2020 while Trump's margin grew.

Go deeper: How Trump performed in 2020 vs. 2024 in every Minnesota county

Editor's note: This story has been updated to remove a map that incorrectly used 2020 general election data on a map of 2024 precinct boundaries.

• The story's text has also been corrected to remove errors that resulted, including an incorrect precinct result from 2020 and a mischaracterization of Democratic turnout near the University of Minnesota.