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Black Elected Officials Roster Textual Analysis and Tables in Select Categories

This section highlights select tables and textual analysis as a way to provide detailed examples of Black Elected Officials (BEO) Roster data in key categories drawn from over 30 years of BEO data collected by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies since 1970.

Each set of BEO roster data in a particular category is introduced with textual analysis providing an overview followed by a number of detailed tables providing either numerical statistical data or key lists of select BEOS.

The first category added has a textual analysis entitled African Americans in Statewide Office: Recent Trends, 2002-2007

This textual analysis is followed by a statistical table (Table 1. Black Statewide Elected Officials, 2002-2007). Tables 2e and 2f with lists of Black Statewide Elected Officials for 2006 and 2007 follows after Table 1. The historical overview table follows Tables 2a-2f (Table 3. African American Federal and Statewide Elected State Administrators, 1963-2007).

A final section has PDF files of all the tables for download and printing: Table 1, Tables 2a-2f with the years from 2002-2007, and Table 3.

Table 1. Black Statewide Elected Officials, 2002-2007 [click here]

Table 2a. Black Officials Holding Elected Statewide Offices, 2002 [click here]

Table 2b. Black Officials Holding Elected Statewide Offices, 2003 [click here]

Table 2c. Black Officials Holding Elected Statewide Offices, 2004 [click here]

Table 2d. Black Officials Holding Elected Statewide Offices, 2005 [click here]

Table 2e. Black Officials Holding Elected Statewide Offices, 2006 [click here]

Table 2f. Black Officials Holding Elected Statewide Offices, 2007 [click here]

Table 3. African American Federal and Statewide Elected State Administrator ,1963 - 2007 [click here]

The second category added has a textual analysis entitled Black Big City Mayors, 2002 - 2007.

This textual analysis is followed by six statistical tables: Tables 1a - 1f with the years from 2002 - 2007.

Table 1a. Black Mayors of Cities with 50,000-plus Population, 2002 [click here]

Table 1b. Black Mayors of Cities with 50,000-plus Population, 2003 [click here]

Table 1c. Black Mayors of Cities with 50,000-plus Population, 2004 [click here]

Table 1d. Black Mayors of Cities with 50,000-plus Population, 2005 [click here]

Table 1e. Black Mayors of Cities with 50,000-plus Population, 2006 [click here]

Table 1f. Black Mayors of Cities with 50,000-plus Population, 2007 [click here]

On the bottom of each table page above, there is an option to download the table in PDF format.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that only 29 percent of African American adults surveyed in an October-November 2005 Joint Center poll expected Social Security to be their major source of retirement income? Fewer of them (20 percent) expected an employer-sponsored pension plan to be their major source of income, and more (42 percent) expected that their major source of income would be their own retirement savings and investments.

Source: Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, National Opinion Poll of African American Adults About Social Security and Wealth, 2005.