Question as answered: Why did Obama only receive 10.5% of the white vote in  Alabama and Mississippi in 2008 (which according to conservative narrative:  states both historically democrat, with the addition of this election taking place in  a 'post racial America')?. When did the USA become post racial again? Current  and ...
Oct 1, 2014 ... What Explains This Sudden Shift? ... Of the 12 states with the largest Hispanic  population growth in the 2010 Census, nine have new restrictions in place. And  of the 15 states ... In North Carolina, for example, seven in ten African Americans  voted early in 2008, as compared to half of white voters. And while ...
political process and help advance their interests. Before emancipation, blacks  residing in five New England states could vote. Maine,. Massachusetts, New  Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont, which contained only 6 percent of the  northern black population, had extended the right to vote to blacks. In New York,  blacks.
Jun 29, 2008 ... If we just got the African Americans in Mississippi to vote their percentage,  Mississippi is suddenly a Democratic state. ... Obama may face his biggest  hurdles in states with the largest black populations, said David Bositis, an expert  on black voting patterns at the Joint Center for Political and Economic ...
Nov 1, 2016 ... White turnout, however, is up 15 percent. Democrats are planning an aggressive  final push, including a visit by President Obama to the state on Wednesday. But  in Florida, which extended early voting after long lines left some voters waiting for  hours in 2012, African-Americans' share of the electorate that ...
If African-Americans vote their percentage of the population in 2008, "Mississippi is suddenly a Democratic state."