Demographic Distribution and Political Outcomes

In the 2020 United States Census, it was reported that approximately 331 million people were living in the United States. The population distribution revealed that 79% of the population identified as White, 18% as Black or African American, 5.8% as Asian, and the remainder as other racial and ethnic groups.

Using this data, analyze the implications of this demographic distribution on electoral outcomes and policy-making in the United States. Consider how the racial composition might affect political representation, voting behavior, and the priorities of government policies.