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WHITE VOTE IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

2012: 72% of electorate, Romney 59, Obama 39

2008: 74% of electorate, McCain 55, Obama 43

2004: 77% of electorate, Bush 58, Kerry 41

2000: 81% of electorate, Bush 55, Gore 42

1996: 83% of electorate, Dole 46, Clinton 44 (Perot 9)

1992: 87% of electorate, Bush 41, Clinton 39 (Perot 21)

1988: 85% of electorate, Bush 60, Dukakis 40

1984: 86% of electorate, Reagan 66, Mondale 34

1980: 88% of electorate, Reagan 56, Carter 36 (Anderson 8)

1976: 89% of electorate, Ford 52, Carter 48

AVERAGE DEMOCRATIC WHITE VOTE SHARE: 40.6%


3 posted on 11/24/2012 8:57:28 AM PST by Silver Sabre
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To: Silver Sabre

thanks for this. It shoots down some of my assumptions.


7 posted on 11/24/2012 9:10:18 AM PST by stylin19a (obama -> Fredo smart)
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To: Silver Sabre
If just one in five people who voted for Palin/McCain would have made the effort to recruit a new conservative voter instead of just griping to friends, Romney could have won by over 12 MILLION votes!
22 posted on 11/24/2012 9:37:27 AM PST by Baynative
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