i'll just remind you about the demographics in the remaining deep south states.
these are 2016 results:
arkansas: 80% white. 66% clinton.
tennessee: 67% white. 66% clinton.
texas: 46% white. 66% clinton.
virginia: 61% white. 64% clinton.
so, skin colour did not seem to be a predictor factor in 2016 at all, actually - about the same number of people voted for clinton, regardless of the demographics of the state.
tennessee: 67% white. 66% clinton.
texas: 46% white. 66% clinton.
virginia: 61% white. 64% clinton.
so, skin colour did not seem to be a predictor factor in 2016 at all, actually - about the same number of people voted for clinton, regardless of the demographics of the state.
that might be a little different this time, oddly. biden really only seems to be polling well with blacks - nobody else likes him. latin-speaking voters appear to prefer sanders. and, white moderates mostly want buttigieg.
biden could very well see himself win south carolina in a landslide, and then barely register in almost all of the super tuesday states.
i hear bloomberg is polling well in alabama, too.
it's increasingly becoming clear that we're going to wake up to a mess on wednesday.
biden could very well see himself win south carolina in a landslide, and then barely register in almost all of the super tuesday states.
i hear bloomberg is polling well in alabama, too.
it's increasingly becoming clear that we're going to wake up to a mess on wednesday.