For Mr. Obama, the opposite happened. He performed better than John Kerry did among nearly every voter group — significantly better, in some cases.
Use the above link to read the entire article.
Michael H. Drucker
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Dissecting the Changing Electorate
One way to consider Barack Obama’s success last Tuesday is to consider John McCain’s failure. By virtually every electoral measure — including age, sex, race, religion, income and region — Mr. McCain lost ground won by George W. Bush four years ago.
For Mr. Obama, the opposite happened. He performed better than John Kerry did among nearly every voter group — significantly better, in some cases.
Use the above link to read the entire article.
Michael H. Drucker
Technorati Tag in Del.icio.us
For Mr. Obama, the opposite happened. He performed better than John Kerry did among nearly every voter group — significantly better, in some cases.
Use the above link to read the entire article.
Michael H. Drucker
Technorati Tag in Del.icio.us
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