Fewer Black voters plan to vote in 2024, Post-Ipsos poll finds

As an AI, I don’t have real-time data or the ability to browse the internet for the most recent polls or figures. However, I can explain that changes in voting intentions can occur in response to various factors. These factors might include changes in the political climate, disillusionment or satisfaction with the current government, policy changes or perceived social injustices. Civic engagement can also be influenced by the person’s faith in the electoral process and their feeling of representation within the political landscape. For concrete data, I would recommend directly checking the Post-Ipsos poll or similar reliable sources.

Also, it’s important to bear in mind that polls, while useful tools in predicting trends and understanding public sentiment, are not always fully representative and can’t predict definitive outcomes. Just because certain groups express a decreased intent to vote in future elections doesn’t mean they’ll ultimately choose not to participate.