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Wisconsin Congressman Comments on Voting Preferences for Gay Candidates
Representative Derrick Van Orden from Wisconsin commented that African Americans are "not ready" to vote for a gay president during an interview regarding Pete Buttigieg's assertion about the U.S. being ready for such a candidate. He cited statistical data and emphasized that the Democratic Party needs to secure African American votes. A study indicated that being gay reduces a candidate's support probability among Republican voters, while Buttigieg stated that he believes America is ready for a gay president.
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Representative Derrick Van Orden from Wisconsin commented that African Americans are "not ready" to vote for a gay president during an interview regarding Pete Buttigieg's assertion about the U.S. being ready for such a candidate. He cited statistical data and emphasized that the Democratic Party needs to secure African American votes. A study indicated that being gay reduces a candidate's support probability among Republican voters, while Buttigieg stated that he believes America is ready for a gay president.
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