Black Turnout Down in 2016, White Turnout Up, Securing Trump Victory

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I told you, when Blacks didn't have a Black candidate to vote for, and Whites did, that alone was enough to turn the election. Also, surprise!, Whites are being outbred heavily by non-Whites.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/census-u-s-is-aging-growing-more-racially-diverse/

All race and ethnic groups grew in the year before July 1, 2016, the Census reported.

The Asian population and those who identified as being of two or more races grew by 3 percent each, to 21 million and 8.5 million, respectively. Hispanics grew by 2 percent to 57.5 million. The black population grew by 1.2 percent to nearly 47 million.

The number of non-Hispanic whites grew by only 5,000, leaving that population relatively steady at 198 million of the nation's 325 million people.

A Pew Research Center analysis of the Census' current population survey found that white turnout increased in the 2016 election, while black turnout dropped and the non-white share of the U.S. electorate remained flat compared with the 2012 election.

As for the share of a state's overall population, New Mexico had the highest percentage of non-white Hispanics at 48.5 percent. Maine had the largest percentage of whites, nearly 97 percent.