When the MSM talk about Republicans having demographic problems they talk about Texas and Arizona to demoralise them about immigration but a state which could be an even bigger problem is Georgia. There you have a large and growing black population giving the Democrats a rock solid base of about 45% and growing. In 2008 This state together with as far as I can tell, only Arizona and New Mexico(using the exit poll from CNN) displayed an interesting trend. Young whites voting more Republican than their grandparents. In 2008 McCain won young whites aged 18-29 with 79% of the vote compared with 78% for fossils and 67% for 30-44. This despite McCain's vote among young whites nationally running 14% behind fossils (44-58%). Nationally in this election, we apparently saw a big improvement in the Republicans share among young whites (to 51% or about even in the Reuters poll) but a drop in their support in Georgia among young whites to 58%. What gives? A 21% drop despite a 6% national swing? Unlike important states like Connecticut and Vermont there are no exit polls from edison to compare with. None from 2010 either.