Fear of a black president: Mississippi edition

there is a good deal of circumstantial evidence suggesting that racial resentment eroded Obama's support among white voters. His gains relative to Kerry were significantly smaller in states with large numbers of African-Americans--a pattern disguised in the overall vote totals by his strong support among African-Americans themselves. In the former Confederacy he gained only slightly over Kerry among white voters, despite making big gains in two key swing ... Full Story »

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by Fred Gatlin - Nov. 13, 2008

This is an interesting article using statistics to confirm that whites in Mississippi did not support Barack Obama. It also shows that some whites did support Obama. Though not many did some appears to be a slight improvement.

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