mississippi has the biggest black population in the country. results make a lot of sense if the electorate this year is representative of the states racial population.Honestly I knew he'd lose but the results are closer than expected
Nah, the last time a Black candidate competed he got way less than this, it was like no one other than Black people voted for him.mississippi has the biggest black population in the country. results make a lot of sense if the electorate this year is representative of the states racial population.
dude was a trash candidate too, if he was in a blue state i wouldHonestly I knew he'd lose but the results are closer than expected
i thought the last black candidate in miss was really unpopular. didnt he support the anti-abortion measure that failed across the state even as repubs won? i was guessing black turnout was higher than before even as voter repression is still present in the stateThis could be a Pyrrhic victory for the Republicans. They won a race that was impossible to lose, but in the process came out looking pretty much as bad as they could have looked to the rest of the nation. If you're only winning 56% of the vote in Mississippi, 51% in Georgia, and 49% in Florida, how are you going to do looking like that in the rest of the country come 2020?
Nah, the last time a Black candidate competed he got way less than this, it was like no one other than Black people voted for him.
Not to mention that a lot of the Black population is disenfranchised.
This is a meaningful shift in the right direction, even if it still wasn't very close.