Romney at 0% - yes, 0% - with black voters - NBC/Wall Street Journal

[Keystone Phil]

Obama - 94%
Romney - 0%

http://politi.co/SoZ85F

[Lief 🗽]

Well, duh.

[Mr. Morden]

But how will Alvin Greene vote?

[anvi]

Well, the MoE might get Romney up to 3.1% of the black vote.  Or, if the margin goes the other way, Romney might be in vote debt to them.    But, seriously folks, in a quick once-over, I didn't see any party-id information in the crosstabs and the samples of African-American and Hispanic voters looked relatively small, so...

[Yank2133]

It is all about turnout though.......

[Eraserhead]

On the bright side for Mitt, he can only go up from here!

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

His pandering to the racists with his false welfare ads isn't likely to win any friends.  Even if those ads help him this time, they are only going to make the demographic hole for the GOP deeper as whites continue to shrink as a share of the population.

[Likely Voter]

There's bound to be a couple black Mormons in UT who will vote for Romney

[MorningInAmerica]

There's bound to be a couple black Mormons in UT who will vote for Romney

Very true. Here is one of them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mia_Love. A WOMAN to boot!

[Holmes]

Yes, 0% of blacks... polled in this survey.

[Vosem]

Even in 2008 McCain won like 6% of blacks. The question here seems to be will Romney exceed 10% -- and the answer is probably not, though it's possible. But Republicans have accounted for this.

[opebo]

But Republicans have accounted for this.

How do you mean 'accounted for this'?  With their massive state-by-state disenfranchisement drive?

[Eraserhead]

Even in 2008 McCain won like 6% of blacks. The question here seems to be will Romney exceed 10% -- and the answer is probably not, though it's possible. But Republicans have accounted for this.

I think it was more like 4% (according to the exit poll) but who's counting?

[Ebowed]

The question here seems to be will Romney exceed 10%

Uh, no, the question is whether Romney will exceed McCain.