"95 Percent of Black Registered Voters Voted for Jimmy Carter", December 12, 1980
1980-12-12
1980-1989
A study conducted by the Voter Education Project revealed that 95 percent of Black registered voters in the South who turned out for the November 4th election voted for Jimmy Carter, with percentages ranging from 92 percent to 97 percent, while President-elect Reagan was estimated to have won only 2 to 6 percent of the total Black votes cast. 1 page.
Voting Political participation African Americans--Politics and government
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Voter Education Project Organizational Records
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