Election trend alert: Obama's support among blacks is on a big time downward trajectory. At least in one state of the union.
Brett LoGiurato at
Business Insider points us to a poll detailing the president's slide from 95% support among African-Americans in North Carolina back in 2008 to a mere 76% today.
BI calls this "stunningly bad," though it needs to be put in perspective.
The perspective is this: Obama is still doing nearly
4 times better than Romney among the same group (the latter garners only 20% of the black vote).
The pollsters admit that their sample size of only 200 respondents in this case was unusually small. Still, they stress, "It's not something we've ever seen before."