How did these people vote? 2004

[Lpanderson15]

How did these people vote in the 2004 Presidential election?

Asians: 58 Kerry
Arabs: 79 Kerry
Africans: 87 Kerry
Hispanics: 55 Kerry
English: 53 Bush
German: 52 Bush
Scottish: 55 Bush
Irish: 52 Kerry
Italian: 55 Bush
Swedish: 51 Kerry
Norwegian: 55 Kerry
Russian: 64 Bush
French/Cajun: 66 Bush
Greek: 73 Bush
Polish: 62 Bush

Whites in the North: 51 Kerry
Whites in the Mid West: 52 Bush
Whites in the West: 53 Bush
Whites in the South: 71 Bush

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Is this a guess or do you have a cite ?

[phk]

Is this a guess or do you have a cite ?

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Greeks and Polish should be much more Democratic, Germans and English much more Republican.

[Indy Texas]

Arab-Americans vote based on religion more than ethnicity. The Lebanese Catholics who have been here for generations tend to lean Republican like white people in general do. The Muslims who are usually recent immigrants are heavily Democratic.

Greek-Americans voting 73% for Bush seems unlikely. Most of the people I know who are of Greek ancestry are moderates or liberals. This is the immigrant group that produced Michael Dukakis, Paul Tsongas, Nick Galifianakis, Paul Sarbanes, Alexi Giannoulias, etc

English-American seem like a useless category. English-American could cover everyone from the liberal WASP in Vermont who voted for Kerry to the faith-family-and-freedom gun owner in rural Appalachia who supported Bush. There really is no insular "English-American" community in the way there are for, say, Italians or Jews.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Italians should be slightly more Democrat.