A record turnout for non–white male voters gave the president a mandate to champion.
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Riding on the votes of a rising American electorate—composed of African-Americans, Latinos, youth and blue-collar workers—Obama won a larger Electoral College victory than many expected. On WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show, Nation editor and publisher Katrina vanden Heuvel says this coalition of voters “saw a different vision of America.” Their record turnout at the polls gave the president a mandate to champion.
—Steven Hsieh
For more on the "rising American electorate," read the lead editorial in the latest issue of The Nation.
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