BREAKING: Kamala Black Voters MORE EXCITED To Vote For Her Than Barack Obama In 2008...
September 16, 2024
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Black voters, buoyed by Harris, more excited to vote in 2024 than in 2008: Poll
A majority of Black voters are just as excited or more this year as in 2008, when then-Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) became the first Black president, according to new polling.
A survey from the NAACP, in partnership with HIT Strategies and Hart Research, found that 78 percent of Black voters feel the same sense of excitement as when Obama first ran, with 56 percent being more excited now than in 2008.
“This election season, we’ve witnessed a surge of enthusiasm among Black voters that we haven’t seen in some time. But we cannot be distracted — there are still voters to be reached,” said Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of NAACP.
“Make no mistake, our lives depend on our votes,” Johnson added. “This November, casting our ballots will be more than just us exercising our right to vote — it is the key to the future of our culture, and our community.”
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