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In 1965 , while serving in the state House of Representatives , he came within 2100 votes of defeating Mayor Ralph S. Locher . ... It was in the 1965 Democratic primary that the first signs of a “ black bloc ” vote emerged .
In 1965 , while serving in the state House of Representatives , he came within 2100 votes of defeating Mayor Ralph S. Locher . ... It was in the 1965 Democratic primary that the first signs of a “ black bloc ” vote emerged .
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What does this large black vote mean ? ... If you want a change in this Nation , you enforce that Voting Rights Act . We will get 12 to 20 Black , Hispanic , female ... When Blacks , Hispanics , and progressive Whites vote , women win .
What does this large black vote mean ? ... If you want a change in this Nation , you enforce that Voting Rights Act . We will get 12 to 20 Black , Hispanic , female ... When Blacks , Hispanics , and progressive Whites vote , women win .
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They vote overwhelmingly to reject the administration's compromise . ... The black vote is esti mated at 85-97 percent Democratic , with 75 percent of registered blacks voting . Johnson issues an executive order which bars ...
They vote overwhelmingly to reject the administration's compromise . ... The black vote is esti mated at 85-97 percent Democratic , with 75 percent of registered blacks voting . Johnson issues an executive order which bars ...
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