Yep. The Asian vote honestly doesn't figure much outside of California and Hawaii.
Hispanics will be a big factor in the West, Texas, New York, and Florida, though it should be noted that FL Hispanics are unique.
The Black vote is pretty important across the entire East Coast below New England, the South, and the Midwest...which is why it's the ONE demographic a Democratic candidate can't afford to do too poorly with.
i was just thinking about the hispanic vote. also, i know this is looking way ahead, but hispanic people are such a fast-growing group in the US that getting more support from them now would be even more important for future elections.
Almost 75% of the population of Nevada live in Clark County, so that really determines who will win.
you know i know a lot about the politics of most major metropolitan areas in the US, but las vegas is one of the only ones i have no idea about. i don't really know what to expect from them politically.
I don't know that the margin of a Hillary win matters as long as she wins.
Regardless of a win or loss for Sanders, if exit polls show him doing well among Latinos that's a boost for the narrative of his campaign. But that boost could be tempered depending on his performance among black voters.
Except those millenials are now 8 years older, and have wiser decisions made voting for Hillary now
Obama in my opinion is one of the most useless president I've ever witnessed. Obamacare? Pffff, Give me a break.
Obama was not a useless president. Google is your friend. He did as much as he could despite the Republican Congress trying to say no to every single policy of his.
didn't they overwhelmingly support Barack in 2008 as well?
