You can drill down state by state. Both the WP and NYT agree that whites voted 60% to 38% Rep. In fact the MSM pools their resources and use the same data.
Prove me wrong. I WANT to be wrong, but I will not take your word for it. I want to be SHOWN solid proof that what I’ve stated is BS. I WANT TO BE WRONG! :)
Here are the 2012 exit polls that show Romney winning the white vote 59% to 39% and the white women vote 56% to 42%.
Again, race and ethnicity play a much bigger role in how women vote than gender. Single minority women vote overwhelmingly Dem. In 2012 Obama received 96% of the black women vote versus 87% for black men; 76% of the Latino women vote versus 65% for Latino men.
White women voted 56% to 42% Rep compared to white men who voted 62% to 35% for Reps.
Again, turnout in 2012 was skewed by the fact that millions of conservatives, and I assume that means mostly white men and women, stayed home during that election due to the candidate presented, and I thought that was universally accepted as a fact, but I may be mistaken. (One Caveat here that I will admit I have not considered is that white women voters in 2012 were higher in overall numbers but their percentages voting for the left did not match my analysis, so I’ll have to go back and look at that again).
The same holds true for the midterms, but in reverse. Minority numbers as a whole were nowhere near the numbers, in the majority of precincts, as those in 2012 during the presidential election.
If I get the time in the near future, I will see if I can take the numbers from both elections and actually come up with some useful percentages that will either refute my beliefs or prove them. I will be happy to be wrong, as I said, but my analysis does not make me believe I am, although, as I said before, I could be wrong, and would be happy to be so.