WANG: Jason Johnson, a political scientist at Hiram College in Ohio, says he’s not surprised by today’s census findings. In 2012, African-Americans voted at a greater rate than any other racial or ethnic group. Two-thirds of eligible black voters went to the polls, according to the Cen...
Judges of election are appointed by their respective parties and they look at a judge’s primary voting records as part of the vetting process. But in these cases the former committeemen we talked to said that vetting crossed a line when judges were told who they had to vote for in the ...