Mr. Sharpe sued Mr. Parker for $ 10 million, saying he was damaged by a newspaper story in which the senator was quoted as saying that Mr. Sharpe had entered the race at Mr. Dear's behest with the aim of drawing
black voters away from Mr. Parker.
Testing the long - standing coalition between candidates, black pastors, and the congregations, the 14 Black Republican Candidates in the midterms could peel
some black voters away from the Democratic Party.
Not exact matches
With Election Day a little more than four months
away, the first lady decried what she suggested was
voter apathy in the
black community.
With the Democratic primary less than a week
away, Spitzer is hanging on to a 61 — 32 percent lead among
black voters, while Stringer carries whites 60 — 36 percent.
«The Republicans are so far
away from understanding the needs of
black voters that they think something like this would actually motivate
black voters to switch sides, and that's insane, frankly.»