Is that so? How many young, black female Alabama voters are highly likely to vote for Republicans?
I don't recall stating that I know for sure. I do recall saying I consider it highly likely.
Alabama's obesity crisis; discuss
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Is that so? How many young, black female Alabama voters are highly likely to vote for Republicans?
I don't recall stating that I know for sure. I do recall saying I consider it highly likely.
I know a thing or ten about Alabama. LOL I have some property down there. Maybe 15-20 minutes from the Florida border. I'll just say this..............When talking about the speed in which people work down there,...........You can use a FRIKKIN SUN DIAL! Very frustrating,....to say the least. If someone tells you it will take a week to get something done,......figure a MONTH. No lie. Its either too hot, too cold, too wet,..too dry,.....too everything. In the end what the real truth is its TOO MUCH LIKE WORK! 
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Anecdotal.
Smart ones.....
So you say.
Your presence ITT appears to contradict that claim.
I have no logical reason to do so.
Now, post a gif. Hop to it!
Not many of those, are there?
Black voters in Alabama have voted overwhelmingly Democrat for decades. The exact share varies a bit by year and office, but it has consistently been in the high 80s to high 90s.
Recent presidential numbers
- 2020: 89% for Biden, 11% for President Trump (Edison/NYT exit poll). Black voters were 22% of the Alabama electorate.
- 2024: Alabama GOP internal data put Trump support among black voters at just over 18% (up from ~10% in 2020 and 14% in 2022). That implies roughly 82% for Harris. This is the only Alabama-specific 2024 figure that has been publicly cited.
National 2024 estimates for black voters overall were similar or slightly higher for Harris (Pew ~83%, Catalist ~85%, Black Voter Project 86%). Alabama black voters have historically run a few points more Democrat than the national average.
Longer-term averages (court expert analyses using exit polls and Cooperative Election Study data)
- Presidential: 94% Democrat (exit polls, 2008–2022) or 98% (CES).
- Specific years: 98% (2008), 95% (2012), 89% (2020 exit poll).
- Governor, Senate, and House races in Alabama typically fall in the 90–95% Democrat range for black voters. Average across offices 2008–2022 was about 93–94%.
Black women in Alabama vote even more Democrat than black men (e.g., 93% vs. 82% for Biden in 2020).
The pattern is stable and well-documented. There has been a modest national and state-level increase in black Republican support in 2024, but Democrats still receive the large majority of the Black vote in Alabama.
You understand that you make anecdotal posts ALL THE TIME right? You crazy bastard you.
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There is hope though....
Perhaps.
Do I? Link up.
Do you doubt it McNUTTER?
You give ME an order? You would have to have a working nut sack for that. You do not. Worse yet,...everyone here KNOWS about it. Poor bastard.
Do you willingly CHOOSE to live in fantasy land because it is better in your'e mind then living in the reality of the situation? I guess I dont blame you,...poor bastard. No wonder you love AI so much,....makes perfect sense.
I said "dismissed", loser. This thread isn't about your ego.
Exactly.......it is MUCH more about Your'es,...or what's left of it anyway. . THAT has been evident for years now.
Boomer butthurt. Stick to posting gifs. This thread is about Alabama's obesity crisis.