October 28, 2020
"So, it is certainly true that the majority of African American voters in Ohio, and across the country, are going to vote for the Democratic ticket," said Henry Fernandez, CEO and principal of the African American Research Collaborative.
October 27, 2020
An African American Research Collaborative poll this summer found that in response to the statement "I do not always like Trump's policies, but I like the way he shows strength and defies the establishment," 35 percent of 18- to 29-year-old Black voters reported agreement, while only 10 percent of Black voters ages 60 and older did so.
In July, an African American Research Collaborative Poll found 35 percent of Black Americans aged between 18 and 29 appreciated Trump's strong personality, while not always agreeing with the president's policies.
July 22, 2019
Children in cages, children held by our government without access to soap, baths or toothbrushes, children caked in filth and excrement — and administration lawyers defending it all. These are not mistakes, but official policy as offered by President Donald Trump. Bizarrely it is also part of Trump’s political strategy, not just to engage his most steadfast supporters, but apparently to reach out to African American and Latino voters.
May 28, 2020
When Julián Castro declared his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination last month, he spoke of the Black Lives Matter movement and recalled Michael Brown of Ferguson, Mo. and other African Americans who died in confrontations with police.
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July 24, 2018
US News & World Report: Are Minority Voters Angry Enough to Come Off the Sidelines?
Anger over Trump's immigration rhetoric and policy moves other minority groups as well, even if they are not directly affect by it, said Henry Fernandez of the African-American Research Collaborative.
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November 16, 2017
Surveys of African American voters leading up to Virginia’s recent elections found that Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie had surprisingly strong support among black voters in October but that he lost their votes in the final weeks of the campaign . . .
November 18, 2017
Daily Kos: View from the Left
But Roger Vann, executive director of State Voices, noted on a reporter call this week that the effort to turn out black voters in Virginia didn't just begin in the final three weeks of the Northam campaign. There had been a years-long investment in civic engagement in the state . . .
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