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Originally Posted by Guest
Voting By Sex, Age, Race, Money, And Education - Business Insider
When you look at these numbers, why is it a stretch to say the Republican party is made up of older white voters? The next Republican nominee is going to have a real hard time winning over young, and women voters.
The white voters made up 72% of the people that voted. Given the hard line policies that candidates have taken, they are almost giving up on 28% of non white voters.
What is worse, Romney is a moderate Republican. Given the polls, moderates are far behind the far right.
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Ok, so you are attempting to bait the conservatives. Fine, I'll bite.
First off, Romney is not running for election.
Second, You will never get 100% voter turn out. It's never happened in history.
Third, What is your point regarding Republicans being "older white voters?" Everyone knows that when you get older, you get smarter and if you were a Democrat, you change to conservative. That's a given....
The only reason Democrats get ANY votes is because they are known for their Santa Clause give-a-ways of tax payers' money and lackadaisical attitude toward crime. If it's too difficult to prosecute, then legalize it. Minorities reap the most from the Dem's handouts and are easily bought. Now that women have taken a place of equality with men, they are smart enough to vote their conscience, so the vote is pretty much splitting.
This election will be determined by the Independent vote. As it stands right now, Hillary won't get the Independent vote, so I hope she stays in the race. There will also be a lack of turnout of the black voter and even the Democrat voter. The gays (a very minute group) got their way, so the Dems have nothing to offer them that they didn't have before. Nothing to buy them with.
In essence, the election will be determined (as it stands now) by the Independent voter.