When Barack Obama won in 2008, the minority share stood at 26 percent, more than double. How much more it grows, if at all, looms as one of the critic...
National Journal | Ronald Brownstein | Posted 06.01.2011
The next America is arriving ahead of schedule. And it could rattle assumptions about the coming presidential election....
Natasha Chen | Posted 05.25.2011
On Saturday the largest Asian-American political action committee, the 80-20 Initiative, formally endorsed Sen. Obama for president. They decided on t...
Jeff Johnson | Posted 05.25.2011
It is bad enough that homeownership rates for blacks and Latinos are close the 30 percentage points below that of whites, but the housing crisis affecting cities is threatening the vitality of neighborhoods.
Natasha Chen | Posted 05.25.2011
Hispanics and African Americans dominate debate of the minority vote. But Asian and Pacific Islanders, who comprise the third largest ethnic minority, could prove the decisive swing group come November.
The National Journal | Posted 04.16.2012