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Question: Was the Obama coalition really an achievement of the Democratic Party or was it a 'gift' for Obama?
#1
It was a major achievement of the Democrats, turnout will stay the same in 2016
 
#2
Turnout will go even higher in 2016 than in 2012 because Hillary Clinton will extend and motivate the Obama coalition
 
#3
Turnout will drop, although not significantly
 
#4
The Obama coalition will probably not turn out in that large numbers again in 2016.
 
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Total Voters: 63

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Old Man Willow
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« on: December 16, 2014, 10:45:26 AM »

Not sure. The polls seem to indicate a decent number of bitter AA's, there is usually a 5-10% drop off in support from Biden to Hillary among them in general election match ups.
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Old Man Willow
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« Reply #1 on: December 16, 2014, 03:08:28 PM »

I suppose that depends on whether the witch drops the ball or not. If she does the dumb, yet slimy and opportunistic thing she is capable of, she could run away from Obama and strangle the Obama realignment in it's cradle.

Well, she is a Clinton, so she will find a way to appeal to everyone at the same time Tongue

Not sure. The polls seem to indicate a decent number of bitter AA's, there is usually a 5-10% drop off in support from Biden to Hillary among them in general election match ups.

Such a drop-off (also by Hispanics) would be disastrous for Democrats in Ohio and Florida. It would make states like Georgia and North Carolina non-competitive.

Hillary is more popular than Obama among Hispanics, so she should be fine there. The AA numbers should be concerning to her though, especially since she will have to distance herself from Obama if he remains unpopular, thus causing further backlash.
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Old Man Willow
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« Reply #2 on: December 16, 2014, 08:46:37 PM »

I think Hillary will do better with Hispanics. The Tea Partiers/Ann Coulters have shifted their focus from ObamaCare to immigration, and whoever gets the nomination is going to have to pander to that constituency during the primaries, and probably say something completely asinine.
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