Did you know that... 58% of Whites who took part in the 2004 US federal election voted for George W. Bush, compared to 41% who voted for John Kerry. In contrast, only 11% of African Americans voted for Bush, and 88% for Kerry. Latinos and Asians were somewhat more likely to vote for Kerry than Bush: 53% versus 44% among Latinos and 56% versus 44% among Asians. In addition, 2% of Latinos cast their ballot for Ralph Nader. Among voters designated as "Other," 40% chose Bush, 54% Kerry, and 2% Nader. White male voters were 7% more likely than their female counterparts to cast their ballot for Bush (62% versus 55%); 37% and 44% of White men and women respectively voted for Kerry. Among non-Whites as well, more men than women voted for Bush (30% versus 24%), and 1% of non-White males and females checked off Nader on their ballots. Source: CNN's election results at www.cnn.com This website: Copyright © 2005 Dream World Media, LLC. / Urban Mozaik Magazine. All rights reserved. This website/publication, in whole or in part, may not be reproduced without written permission from the publisher or the previous publisher of original republished materials.