The Road to the White House

The 2012 presidential election could once again be historic if American voters re-elect its first Black president.  For now, at least, if's a big if.  President Obama is personally popular, but the public is unsure whether he's got what it takes to restore the nation to economic health.  The Republican presidential field offers a stark contrast as each candidate tries to be more conservative than the other — a factor that might actually help Obama.  Bookmark this page as your go-to place for all the news you need about know as the race to the White House heats up:  Who trips, who falls and who's sprinting ahead of the pack and why.  Plus, check out @BETvote on twitter for extra election coverage.
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News: Former Obama Campaign Staffer Charts New Course

Civic leader steps out on her own. (5/13/2013)

On Democracy: Silencing the Rising American Electorate

Without immediate action to protect voting rights, America faces a future in which voter suppression could stymie the political voice of its fastest growing voter base.

A Census First: Black Voter Turnout Passes Whites

Black voters turned out in historic numbers in 2012, giving President Obama the edge.

News: African-Americans Flex Voting Muscle

Black voters show their political might. (5/3/2013)

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During his visit to Mexico, Obama gave a shout out to the growing influence of Latino voters in the U.S. "In fact without the support of Latinos, including so many Mexican Americans, I would not be standing here today as president of the United St...

Black Voter Turnout Exceeded Other Minorities

Black voters went to the polls in higher numbers than other minority voters.
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