No it doesnt. It just means they turn out in the same numbers as whites which is very believable.
Which would make that, what, the first time that's ever happened?
I think blacks turn out in pretty good numbers, except in very poor inner city areas perhaps. I do believe rural blacks in the south vote in pretty high numbers. I don't have any data on it so not too sure....
Overall, blacks and whites have similar turnout numbers, they are both around 60% (+/- 3%).
Don't know where you got that from. Blacks have a similar turnout among registered voters; their VAT is lower.
Well you can't turnout if you aren't registered(except in major cities like Philly and Detroit) so I was basing it off registration numbers.
In 2004, white turnout was 67% and black turnout was 60% among registered voters.
