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Voting Patterns in the 2004 Election

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The voting patterns of the 2004 election showed little that commentators would not have predicted in terms of which group voted for which candidate. Those less well off tended to put their faith in John Kerry while those earning above average incomes supported George Bush. Minority groups went with Kerry while Bush received the majority of support from the white voters of America. Union members tended to go for Kerry.

	George Bush	John Kerry

Male	55	44
Female	48	51

White male	62	37
White female	55	44
Non-white male	30	67
Non-white female	24	75

White	58	41
African-American	11	88
Latino	44	53
Asian	44	56

18 to 29	45	54
30 to 44	53	46
45 to 59	51	48
60+	54	46

Earning less than $15,000 pa	36	63
$15k to $30k	42	57
$30k to $50k	49	50
$50k to $75k	56	43
$75k to $100k	55	45
$100k to $150k	57	42
$150k to $200	58	42
$200k + pa	63	35

Union member	38	61

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