Exit polling of nearly 80,000 midterm respondents showed that Black men and women voted overwhelmingly Democratic, with 86% of Black men and 93% of Black women voting blue. Darrin Greaves, health committee chair for the USC chapter of the NAACP, said these results can largely be attributed to Black voters fighting back against historic racial discrimination in the U.S. Following the midterms, USC students from multicultural backgrounds reflect on how their upbringings shaped their votes.
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How Black women fueled Democratic midterm wins: USC students reflect on identity and the vote
