"willingness to vote for a [group member] for president" graph

[Mr. Morden]

From pollster.com:

http://www.pollster.com/charles_franklin/would_you_vote_for_a_fill_in_t.php



This includes polls from a variety of different pollsters, though the early ones are apparently all Gallup.  Anyway, this would seem to be relevant to the '08 election in that representatives of many of these groups are running.

[DownWithTheLeft]

Why black gay atheist women don't look like they'd do too good

[Gabu]

I'm kind of curious why people seem to be becoming less likely to vote for a woman.

[Reaganfan]

I'm kind of curious why people seem to be becoming less likely to vote for a woman.

Because they know who that top contender will be.

[Verily]

I'm kind of curious why people seem to be becoming less likely to vote for a woman.

According to Gallup's recent poll, willingless to vote for any minority (except a Jew) has declined between 1999 and 2007.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

America is still horribly bigoted against atheists.

[Jake]

I'm kind of curious why people seem to be becoming less likely to vote for a woman.

Right now, woman basically implies Hillary as she's the only electable woman who's interested.

[© tweed]

http://pollingreport.com/politics.htm

We've come a long way. 

[Gabu]

I'm kind of curious why people seem to be becoming less likely to vote for a woman.

Because they know who that top contender will be.

In that case, I admire the prescience of the American public to know that Hillary would be the top Democratic candidate back in 2002 or so.

[Mr. Morden]

I'm kind of curious why people seem to be becoming less likely to vote for a woman.

Because they know who that top contender will be.

In that case, I admire the prescience of the American public to know that Hillary would be the top Democratic candidate back in 2002 or so.

It didn't require that much insight.  People have been talking about HRC running for president ever since her NY Senate race back in 2000.