In which of these cities did Obama win the white male vote in 2012?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Vote for as many as you think. I vote for all.

[TDAS04]

Probably all of them. 

[All Along The Watchtower]

There's a white male vote in Detroit?

[TJ in Oregon]

I voted all except Philadelphia and Baltimore and that's probably too generous. It's very likely all.

I can say with near certainty that Obama won the white male vote in Cleveland for instance, judging by the roughly 75% he received in most of the white parts of the city. For Romney to have won the white males in any city, it must at least have some Republican parts (yes, even Detroit has some white parts and all of them solidly Democratic), and Philly and Baltimore are the only two where these make up a non-negligible portion of the city. Romney didn't win a single precinct in Cleveland; there's absolutely no way he won the white male vote.

[traininthedistance]

I voted all except Philadelphia and Baltimore and that's probably too generous. It's very likely all.

I can say with near certainty that Obama won the white male vote in Cleveland for instance, judging by the roughly 75% he received in most of the white parts of the city. For Romney to have won the white males in any city, it must at least have some Republican parts (yes, even Detroit has some white parts and all of them solidly Democratic), and Philly and Baltimore are the only two where these make up a non-negligible portion of the city. Romney didn't win a single precinct in Cleveland; there's absolutely no way he won the white male vote.

The white portions of Philly that vote Democratic both vastly outnumber the portions that vote Republican, and also vote Dem with far stronger percentages. 

I would actually expect Obama to win the white male vote in Philly by a higher percentage than he won it in NYC.  There is no equivalent to the South Shore of SI, or Boro Park.  Yeah, NYC probably was closer to even than virtually all of the other cities on this list.

[H. Ross Peron]

I voted all except Philadelphia and Baltimore and that's probably too generous. It's very likely all.

I can say with near certainty that Obama won the white male vote in Cleveland for instance, judging by the roughly 75% he received in most of the white parts of the city. For Romney to have won the white males in any city, it must at least have some Republican parts (yes, even Detroit has some white parts and all of them solidly Democratic), and Philly and Baltimore are the only two where these make up a non-negligible portion of the city. Romney didn't win a single precinct in Cleveland; there's absolutely no way he won the white male vote.

The white portions of Philly that vote Democratic both vastly outnumber the portions that vote Republican, and also vote Dem with far stronger percentages. 

I would actually expect Obama to win the white male vote in Philly by a higher percentage than he won it in NYC.  There is no equivalent to the South Shore of SI, or Boro Park.  Yeah, NYC probably was closer to even than virtually all of the other cities on this list.

Even Des Moines? And LA has the San Fernando Valley...

[TDAS04]

Even Des Moines? And LA has the San Fernando Valley...

Obama won the white vote in Iowa, so there is a pretty good chance that he won the white male vote in Des Moines. 

[ElectionsGuy]

Probably all of these except for maybe Austin. I don't know what NOTA stands for, so I'm not going to guess at that.

[nclib]

The only one I'd doubt is Austin, and then only if white means non-Hispanic white. Austin incorporates some suburban areas and IIRC was only around 70% Obama in 2008, with a significant minority population. Voted all but Austin.

Probably all of these except for maybe Austin. I don't know what NOTA stands for, so I'm not going to guess at that.

None of the above.

[ElectionsGuy]

Probably all of these except for maybe Austin. I don't know what NOTA stands for, so I'm not going to guess at that.

None of the above.

OK, thanks.

[Sbane]

I voted all except Philadelphia and Baltimore and that's probably too generous. It's very likely all.

I can say with near certainty that Obama won the white male vote in Cleveland for instance, judging by the roughly 75% he received in most of the white parts of the city. For Romney to have won the white males in any city, it must at least have some Republican parts (yes, even Detroit has some white parts and all of them solidly Democratic), and Philly and Baltimore are the only two where these make up a non-negligible portion of the city. Romney didn't win a single precinct in Cleveland; there's absolutely no way he won the white male vote.

The white portions of Philly that vote Democratic both vastly outnumber the portions that vote Republican, and also vote Dem with far stronger percentages. 

I would actually expect Obama to win the white male vote in Philly by a higher percentage than he won it in NYC.  There is no equivalent to the South Shore of SI, or Boro Park.  Yeah, NYC probably was closer to even than virtually all of the other cities on this list.

Even Des Moines? And LA has the San Fernando Valley...

Yeah but even large portions of the San Fernando Valley vote very Democrat and are fairly white. So places like Encino and other such areas along the Ventura Freeway. White males certainly vote Democrat there. The westside, hollywood and downtown areas have white males voting Democrat. The only areas where they would vote Republican are Chatsworth and Porter ranch with a lot of the rest of the San Fernando Valley being about even or maybe 55-45 Republican. It is easy to overestimate the influence of Hispanics on the vote, but in reality many do not vote due to various reasons (even if they are eligible). It is likely the white male vote in LA County as a whole is about 50-50, so definitely they voted Democrat in the city of Los Angeles.

[Kitteh]

http://graphics.latimes.com/how-la-voted-2012

Almost no (non-atlas) red in the SFV nowadays, even in the white parts.

Anyway, Detroit and Cleveland are the only two I'm not sure about, but I think Obama won white men in both.

[TJ in Oregon]

http://graphics.latimes.com/how-la-voted-2012

Almost no (non-atlas) red in the SFV nowadays, even in the white parts.

Anyway, Detroit and Cleveland are the only two I'm not sure about, but I think Obama won white men in both.

Absolutely no way Obama didn't win white men in Cleveland at least. He won every precinct and about 40% of the city is white.

[Kitteh]

Absolutely no way Obama didn't win white men in Cleveland at least. He won every precinct and about 40% of the city is white.

Oh, okay. I'm not aware of how much of Cuyahoga County the city of Cleveland covers.

[morgieb]

I think he won all of them.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Most likely all of them.