Black voters who voted for Johnson/Weld

[Suburbia]

What description would you give to African-American voters who voted enthusiastically, or held their nose, and voted for Libertarians Gary Johnson and Bill Weld for president and vice president last year in 2016?

[libertpaulian]

AA voters who were turned off by Trump's white-centric populism but couldn't bring themselves to vote for Clinton given her husband's "tough on crime" stances in the 90s and her "superpredators" rhetoric.

[SingingAnalyst]

AA voters who were turned off by Trump's white-centric populism but couldn't bring themselves to vote for Clinton given her husband's "tough on crime" stances in the 90s and her "superpredators" rhetoric.

^^^ This, or simply Black voters who are independent thinkers. I would say Black voters (or any other voters) who voted Johnson/Weld in 2016 were not much different from those who voted for Alan Keyes in the GOP primary in 2000: young, educated, non-ideological but wedded to some American idea of "freedom" and opposed to groupthink or despotism.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Black voting did go down but more whites than anyone voted for Johnson/Stein than Blacks or Latinos because they were attracted to Bernie Sanders. Latte Liberals who refused to vote for Trump.