Describe said voter

[Sumner 1868]

1928: Herbert Hoover
1976: Jimmy Carter
2008: Barack Obama
2012: Barack Obama

Abstained in all other elections.

[RFayette]

Liberal from Alabama

[H. Ross Peron]

Black Georgian voter who slipped into a coma after a car accident right before the 1932 election, clearly impressed with FDR and managed to briefly rally in the mid-70s before slipping into one again and not waking until 2008.

[Türkisblau]

Liberal from Alabama

There are no liberals in Alabama.

[Mr. Smith]

Liberal from Alabama

There are no liberals in Alabama.

You've never been to Birmingham clearly.

Anyway, methinks an rabid anti-war humanitarian fits the bill here.

[Thunderbird is the word]

Southern progressive and devout pro-temperance Baptist from an ancestrally unionist family in Tennessee who voted for Hoover in 28 mainly on that one issue. When prohibition was repealed they became politically apathetic, disliking the Democrats for what they saw as moral corruption and an association with the Dixiecrats that they dispised and Republicans for being supportive of big business. In 1976 said voter briefly got excited about Carter who shared there faith and political views. As a centurnarian who had grown up in the south this person was simply amazed that an African-American could have a chance at getting elected president so they voted for Obama.

[Prince of Salem]

Black Georgian voter who slipped into a coma after a car accident right before the 1932 election, clearly impressed with FDR and managed to briefly rally in the mid-70s before slipping into one again and not waking until 2008.

This, but he could also be from any other Southern state.

[Thunderbird is the word]

Black Georgian voter who slipped into a coma after a car accident right before the 1932 election, clearly impressed with FDR and managed to briefly rally in the mid-70s before slipping into one again and not waking until 2008.

This, but he could also be from any other Southern state.

Wouldn't even have to be black for that matter given the inroads that Hoover made in the south. Maybe a dieheard pro civil rights unionist from Winston County Alabama.

[Skill and Chance]

Black Georgian voter who slipped into a coma after a car accident right before the 1932 election, clearly impressed with FDR and managed to briefly rally in the mid-70s before slipping into one again and not waking until 2008.

This, but he could also be from any other Southern state.

1928 would be about the hardest time since the Civil War for a black person to vote and get their ballot counted anywhere in the Deep South.

[Skill and Chance]

Southern progressive and devout pro-temperance Baptist from an ancestrally unionist family in Tennessee who voted for Hoover in 28 mainly on that one issue. When prohibition was repealed they became politically apathetic, disliking the Democrats for what they saw as moral corruption and an association with the Dixiecrats that they dispised and Republicans for being supportive of big business. In 1976 said voter briefly got excited about Carter who shared there faith and political views. As a centurnarian who had grown up in the south this person was simply amazed that an African-American could have a chance at getting elected president so they voted for Obama.

This is the most plausible story I can see: rural Baptist East Tennessee ancestral civil rights Republican.

[Classic Conservative]

Someone who is definitly dead by 2015, dead person who they forgot to take off the roles in 2004 and family member who supported Obama voted for him.

[JonathanSwift]

Evangelical Protestant from rural Florida who voted for Hoover in 1928 to keep the dastardly Papist Smith out of the White House and supported Carter because he was a good Southern boy. Thirty years after his death, his name was used for voter fraud.

[ElectionsGuy]

Anti-catholic southern Democrat who later turned liberal in support of Obama.