Voting Patterns comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from March 2018 to November 2023.
Kentucky Gubernatorial Election, Republican Split Ticket
An analysis of the Kentucky election results where the Democratic governor was re-elected despite Republicans winning other statewide offices. Data suggests over 120,000 Republicans voted for the Democratic incumbent rather than the Republican challenger.
White Women and White Supremacy, Stephanie Rogers Berkeley Research
Professor Stephanie Rogers of UC Berkeley claims that white women have historically invested in white supremacy to maintain social power. Her research links the economic investments of women in the institution of slavery to modern voting patterns, specifically the 51% of white women who supported Donald Trump. The hosts question the validity of her conclusions and the use of the term "white supremacy" in this context.
During a speech in India, Hillary Clinton suggested that married white women vote for Republicans due to pressure from their husbands, bosses, or sons. The hosts criticize these remarks as racist and patronizing. The segment transitions into a discussion on generational voting habits and the "non-affiliated" voter status in California.
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