WASHINGTON (AP) — Alabama voters were deeply divided along racial lines in Tuesday's presidential election, according to an Associated Press exit poll.
Black voters almost universally supported Democrat Barack Obama, while more than eight in 10 whites backed Republican John McCain.
By comparison, Obama won more than 40 percent of the white vote nationally and also the vast majority of black voters. His support among whites in Alabama was slightly lower than what Democrat John Kerry won in 2004, continuing a downward slide for Democrats in the state.
Which side is racist? :lol:
Black voters almost universally supported Democrat Barack Obama, while more than eight in 10 whites backed Republican John McCain.
By comparison, Obama won more than 40 percent of the white vote nationally and also the vast majority of black voters. His support among whites in Alabama was slightly lower than what Democrat John Kerry won in 2004, continuing a downward slide for Democrats in the state.
Which side is racist? :lol: