Not all of those votes have been counted yet, but it is safe to say that the military tends to vote Republican. In 2008, Barack Obama got about 44% of the military vote (which was a slight increase over what John Kerry got in 2004), and there is no reason to believe Mr. Obama will get more than 40-45% of the military vote.
Not all of the votes have been counted, but we know he received between 40 and 43% of the military vote; that percentage may change.
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Although not all of the votes have been counted yet, we do know the president got about 43% of the military vote in the 2012 election.
Exit polls indicates the Hispanic favored Obama over Romney by a margin of 71% to 27%.
By most estimates, President Obama seems to have gotten between 40-43% of the military vote in 2012. But not all the votes are counted, so that figure could change.
56% of women voted for Barak obama in 2008.
-- lost the link but I read that the exit polling said that 50% of the Catholics voted for Obama. Maybe I can find it again.
You need to be more specific: when in 2012 and for what?
Brack Obama got 37% voted from people and Mitt Romey got 40% voted from people+
In 2008, 98% of black voters voted to elect Barack Obama as president (some sources said 97%). In the 2012 election, 96% of black voters voted for Mr. Obama.
In 2012, Mr. Obama received 39% of the white vote. According to several political reporters, this is a similar number to what other Democratic presidents have received, including Bill Clinton in 1992 and George McGovern in 1972.
55% of people voted in the 2011 state election.
According to exit polls, the percentage of Jews who voted for President Obama in 2012 was down from where it was in 2008, but Jews still voted for Democrats (and for the president) by a large margin: some polling said the president received close to 70% of the Jewish vote, while some said it was close to 74%. In either case, it was less than the 78% he received in 2008.
According to Politico.com, 95%. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1108/15297.html