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« on: September 11, 2015, 11:08:59 AM »

20 - 22% sounds about right for Obama's white % in Texas. There's a certain ceiling that Republicans have hit there. The 20 - 22% are your genuine liberals and holdout union workers who are never going to vote Republican except under really specific circumstances.

I agree regarding white Texas Dems who already live there, but keep in mind that Texas presently has white conservatives pouring in from all over the country.  So I could see Texas white voters being at LA/MS levels in the 2020's, but the trend will be from the new arrivals.

PS: Texas whites likely being right of Oklahoma whites is surprising to me.  Although of course white/native identity is very fluid in OK, which makes it hard to be confident in any subsample by race.
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