In the 2016 presidential election, 64% of eligible Black women said they voted, compared with 54% of eligible Black men. The gender gap among White voters was far smaller (3 percentage points).

In the 2016 presidential election, 64% of eligible Black women said they voted, compared with 54% of eligible Black men. The gender gap among White voters was far smaller (3 percentage points). https://t.co/pBKeRKtugm pic.twitter.com/41USDEt1md

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