
Terrance Woodbury
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Oct 9, 2026
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1:50Amber PeytonCORRESPONDENT
New polling by Hit Strategy says many Black voters are hesitating to vote early for midterm elections.
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1:56Amber PeytonCORRESPONDENT
Terrence Woodbury explained in a 2026 Black media briefing that nearly half of the voters polled say they're waiting until Election Day, and that's concerning.
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2:05Terrence WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the voter interference can happen on Election Day, which is why we are trying to bank our votes early because we know what, uh, Elizabeth Booker likes to say, "If they shenan once, they'll shenan again." They've already been shenaning.
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2:18Amber PeytonCORRESPONDENT
Hit Strategies and Black Voters Matter were just a few organizations who teamed up today to offer insights in the upcoming midterm elections.
BIN News This Hour
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1:46speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
Just a little more than three weeks to midterm election day, and new polling by Hit Strategies sounds the alarm about Black voters getting out to vote.
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1:54speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
Terrance Woodbury led the polling effort.
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1:56Terrance WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8% that say that they wouldn't vote if the lines were too long, 6% that say they wouldn't vote if they had to work that day, or 4% that say that they may not have a ride.
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2:05Terrance WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And those numbers are concerning because that is enough to determine the outcome of some of these elections.
BIN News This Hour
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1:45speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
New polling by Hit Strategy says many Black voters are hesitating to vote early for midterm elections.
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1:51speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
Terrence Woodbury explained in a 2026 Black media briefing that nearly half of the voters polled say they're waiting until election day, and that's concerning.
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1:59speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the voter interference can happen on election day, which is why we are trying to bank our votes early because we know what, uh, Elizabeth Booker likes to say, "If they shenan once, they'll shenan again." They've already been shenaning.
S
2:12speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
Hit Strategies and Black Voters Matter were just a few organizations who teamed up today to offer insights in the upcoming midterm elections.
BIN News This Hour
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1:46speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
New polling by Hit Strategy says many Black voters are hesitating to vote early for midterm elections.
S
1:52speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
Terrence Woodbury explained in a 2026 Black media briefing that nearly half of the voters polled say they're waiting until election day, and that's concerning.
T
2:00Terrence WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the voter interference can happen on election day, which is why we are trying to bank our votes early because we know what, uh, Elizabeth Booker likes to say, "If they shenan once, they'll shenan again." They've already been shenaning.
S
2:14speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
Hit Strategies and Black Voters Matter were just a few organizations who teamed up today to offer insights in the upcoming midterm elections.
BIN News This Hour
S
1:37speaker_2UNKNOWN
Just a little more than three weeks to midterm election day, and new polling by Hit Strategies sounds the alarm about Black voters getting out to vote.
S
1:45speaker_2UNKNOWN
Terrance Woodbury led the polling effort.
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1:47Terrance WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8% that say that they wouldn't vote if the lines were too long, 6% that say they wouldn't vote if they had to work that day, or 4% that say that they may not have a ride.
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1:55Terrance WoodburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And those numbers are concerning because that is enough to determine the outcome of some of these elections.