Black Voters Answered: The Turnout Story Behind the Wave
From US Politics Daily · 4:49
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Black voters turned out in force on Tuesday, with exit polling showing support for Democrats approaching the levels Barack Obama captured in 2008. The Supreme Court's voting rights decision, Republican redistricting, and the cost of living were major factors driving that turnout. This episode looks at the voters who powered the wave, why they showed up, and what both parties must learn from it.
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