REPORT: Trump Won Primarily Native American County In North Carolina Over Biden By Nearly 40 Points

In a primarily Native American county in North Carolina, Trump beat Biden by nearly 40 points.

Doesn’t that conflict with the Democrat/media narrative?

More importantly, has anyone informed Elizabeth Warren?

The Washington Examiner reports:

Primarily Native American county that Obama carried in 2012 supported Trump over Biden by almost 40 points

Election data shows voters in a primarily Native American county turned out for President Trump more than former Vice President Joe Biden by a wide margin.

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Native American majority precincts in Robeson County, North Carolina, supported Trump over Biden by nearly 40 points, eight years after President Barack Obama carried the county, according to J. Miles Coleman, associate editor at Sabato’s Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics.

The overall vote total in Robeson County, located southwest of Fayetteville along the South Carolina border, stood at 58.7% for Trump and 40.7% for Biden, as of Thursday evening as votes are still counted in the Tar Heel State.

Native Americans, most notably the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, make up 42% of the roughly 130,000 residents in the county, which is more than any other racial demographic.

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Do you think CNN will mention this in their election coverage?

This is an amazing story and it’s getting barely any coverage.

 

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