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To: kabar

Even another million Republican votes doesn’t put Romney ahead of McCain, when corrected for population growth.

Disgraceful.

A billion dollar Romney campaign, for what?

Agreed Obama drew worse than 2008, but he’s had 4 years of incompetence to do that.

This is less a Romney problem than a Republican campaign problem.


41 posted on 11/09/2012 9:06:11 AM PST by gandalftb
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To: gandalftb
Romney will get 6% or 7% more of the vote than McCain. The population increased but much of that increase is do to immigration, which drives 80% of the population increase.

By 2019--7 years from now--half of the children 18 and under will be minorities as defined by the USG. Each cohort that turns 18 now and in the future will be a greater percentage of minorities, which means more Dem voters. Obama won the 18-29 vote 60%-37% and the 30-44 vote 52%-45%. These groups comprised 46% of the electorate in 2012.

Romney won the 45-64 vote 51% to 47%. Romney won the 65 and over 56%-44%. So Romney's strongest group is also the group that is dying out and the ranks are not being replaced at the 18 and over level each year. Every year that goes by adds more Dems to the voting rolls.

And it worth remembering that 87% of the 1.2 million legal immigrants we bring in each year are minorities. Immigrants and minorities vote two to one for the Dems.

The Rep problem is demographic. By 2042 hon-Hispanic whites will be 50% of the population, down from the current 66% and down from 1980 when they were 89% of the population. Demography is destiny.

49 posted on 11/09/2012 10:29:49 AM PST by kabar
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