2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts analyze a New York Times report showing that the black share of the electorate fell in Georgia despite a 30% increase in registration. They question Symone Sanders's inability to provide specific data on which demographic groups secured Biden's victory. The segment highlights the anomaly of Trump increasing his share of black male and female voters while Biden still claimed the state.
The discussion shifts to the historical and future significance of African American voters in the United States. Data from NBC exit polls dating back to 1976 suggests that one out of every four Democratic primary votes in 2020 will come from black voters. This segment establishes the premise that the black electorate holds unprecedented leverage in the upcoming presidential cycle.
