AAPP: It looks like the Clinton-Obama Battle for Black Voters is Heating Up. The fact of the matter is (black) civil rights icon John Lewis chose Hillary Clinton (a white women) over Barack Obama (a Black Man). It looks like its going to be a real hot race for black votes in Election 2008. Why are so many black men going over to the Hillary Clinton camp? I wonder if anyone has done an analysis of how many black male pol's have endorsed Hillary Vs how many black female pol's have endorsed Obama? Is there a sex divide?
Check out the NPR report on how the Clinton-Obama Battle for Black Voters is heating up.
Check out the NPR report on how the Clinton-Obama Battle for Black Voters is heating up.
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All Things Considered, October 23, 2007 · Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama hope to win the African-American vote in the Democratic presidential primaries.
One key is winning high-profile endorsements. Clinton got one of those earlier this month when the civil rights icon John Lewis chose her over Obama. He waited a long time to make his decision known.
What does the endorsement mean for Clinton's campaign?
Check out other related NPR Stories
- Oct. 15, 2007Hopefuls Court South Carolina's Black Voters
- March 4, 2007Obama, Clinton Reflect on Selma's Lengthy Shadow
- Feb. 28, 2007Poll Shows Black Voters Shifting to Obama
- March 8, 2007Black Voters Aren't Fully Sold on Obama
- March 30, 2007Rep. John Lewis Weighs Endorsement Options
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