2020 U.S. Presidential election in Georgia

[Biden his time]

Was the 2020 U.S. Presidential election in Georgia the first time that the majority of people voting for the winning candidate in any U.S. state (exc. D.C.) were Black or African American? What about any state in the Deep South?
What are the political, demographic, and cultural implications of the Democratic Party winning the U.S. state of Georgia?

Racial breakdown of votes for each candidate in Georgia, 2020:
Georgia Biden voters: 54% Black, 38% White, 4% Latino, 4% Other
Georgia Trump voters: 90% White, 4% Black, 2% Latino, 4% Other
Total Electorate: 64% White, 29% Black, 3% Latino, 4% Other

Source: AP Votecast

[Non Swing Voter]

Maybe Maryland 2016 or 2020?

[THG]

Maybe Maryland 2016 or 2020?

Maryland whites are extremely liberal, very much unlike Georgia whites. Biden won them in 2020 though I'm not sure about the margins in 2016.

[Biden his time]

Maybe Maryland 2016 or 2020?

Racial breakdown of votes for each candidate in Maryland, 2020:
Maryland Biden voters: 49% White, 41% Black, 4% Latino, 6% Other
Maryland Trump voters: 87% White, 4% Black, 3% Latino, 2% Other
Total Electorate: 62% White, 28% Black, 4% Latino, 6% Other

Source: AP Votecast

Too large of a gap for it to be 2016, 2012, or even 2008, especially as Maryland's black population is gaining in proportion

[Schiff for Senate]

Maybe Maryland 2016 or 2020?

Maryland whites are extremely liberal, very much unlike Georgia whites. Biden won them in 2020 though I'm not sure about the margins in 2016.

Yeah, MD is one of the most urban/suburban states in the nation, so I can easily see its white population voting blue.

[Gonewiththedemz]

North Carolina 2008?

[Del Tachi]

The majority of Carter voters in 1976 Mississippi were most likely Black, maybe some Clinton 1992/96 states as well?

[TDAS04]

What about the Reconstruction-era South?

[jeron]

Louisiana 1996

https://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/LAPxp.html