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8:43pm November 15, 2012

Gay Voters Supported Obama 3 to 1 on Election Day

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According to a report in the New York Times, “Gay voters helped President Obama win over Gov. Mitt Romney and the GOP in general.  Exit polls showed that 76% of voters identifying themselves as gay voted for President Obama on election day while only 22% voted for Romney.

“President Obama’s more than three-to-one edge in exit polls among the 5 percent of voters who identified as gay, lesbian or bisexual was more than enough to give him the ultimate advantage,” the article stated referring to exit poll numbers.

 



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