There’s one problem for Democrats looking to replicate Barack Obama's multiracial coalition: The voters most energized by anger are white. Via FiveThirtyEight:
According to the bookRepublicans — are a lot more likely to be motivated by anger than black Americans and, to a lesser extent, Latino and Asian Americans. White Americans, Phoenix finds, express more anger about politics in public opinion polls, and they’re also more likely to turn out to vote because they are angry.
Many of the underlying reasons, Phoenix argues, are systemic. Simply put, nonwhite voters have far fewer expectations of the political system working for them. Instead, Phoenix found nonwhite voters are more likely to be motivated to vote if they feel pride or hope — as they did in 2008 due to Obama’s historic presidential nomination.Expressing anger is also difficult for nonwhite voters to navigate politically — especially black voters.
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