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Breakdown of mayoral votes in D.C.’s gayest neighborhoods
By Lou Chibbaro Jr. on September 23, 2010
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Tagged with Adrian Fenty, D.C. Mayor, LGBT vote, Vincent Gray
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“Fenty Wins 13 of 15 Voter Precincts with High Concentrations of LGBT Residents”
Or, in what’s *actually* displayed in your infographic, 11 out of 14.
Fenty
14 – Dupont Circle
15 – Dupont Circle
16 – Logan Circle
17 – Logan Circle
22 – U St/NW Cor.
23 – Columbia Heights
24 – Adams Morgan
25 – Adams Morgan
36 – Columbia Heights
89 – Capitol Hill
90 – Capitol Hill
Gray
18 – Shaw
112 – Anacostia
127 – SW Waterfront
Maybe if that missing 15th precinct is added it could at least be amended to 12 of 15?
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I don’t think this is a surprise to anyone educated voter out there.
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I have to wonder if this includes the African-American and Latino populations in these areas. Given what I already know, I find it hard to believe that Fenty’s numbers were still that high. Broaden your scope and watch the numbers fall.
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