VIDEO, Democracy Now, Amy Goodman and Panel, "Black and Latino Southern Voters May Hold Key to 2012 Election As Region Hosts Conventions", Latino Voters may strongly increase in 2012 compared to 2008. Emerging Majority Minority Communities

A Big Turnout of Blacks, Latinos and other Minorities could decide the 2012 election. :

The Panel discusses the Democratic National Convention and the Political Power of First Lady Michelle Obama, she gives importance to the Military and their families, discussion of the troops coming from Southern States.

The Koch Brothers and Big Money are trying and succeeding in turning North Carolina into a Red ( Republican ) State.

 Published on Sep 5, 2012 by democracynow

DemocracyNow.org - With the Democratic National Convention taking place in North Carolina -- and last week's Republican National Convention in Florida -- we look at the political landscape of the South. The region is home to half of the country's African-American population, and Latino voter registration has doubled since 2008. Analysts say nearly one-third of the total Electoral College votes needed to be elected president come from southern states -- and that share will likely grow in the future. We're joined by two guests: Chris Kromm, executive director of the Institute for Southern Studies; and Kevin Alexander Gray, a civil rights activist and community organizer in Columbia, South Carolina.

Black and Latino Southern Voters May Hold Key to 2012 Election As Region Hosts Conventions

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