CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 10月27日 04時30分

So far this fall, Black voters are rushing to the polls at much higher rates than they did four years ago when Hillary Clinton was on the ballot. Black voters told CNN they're worried about racial injustice and police brutality, feel devalued by a President who has hesitated to condemn White supremacy and fear losing health benefits if the Supreme Court overturns the Affordable Care Act. Gallup polling over the summer found that 87% of Black Americans disapproved of his job as President.⁣⁠
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"This election is more important than the 2008 one for Barack Obama. That 2008 one was for change and making history. This election is for saving the US," Dave Richards said, citing concerns about racial justice and suppression of Black voters. Richards waited three hours to vote in Georgia. "The racial divide that is going on, we need someone who is going to be a leader for everyone, not just their base."⁣⁠
(📸: Robert Willett/The News & Observer/AP)⁣

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