Thinking about the 1946 governor's race in Georgia, did eliminating the white primaries give black Georgians a chance influence the outcome of that election with the votes
A
Yes with the elimination of white primaries, thousands of black Georgians participated in the 1946 democratic primary for the first time
B
No since the winner of the primary died before he could take office, the Georgia legislature could choose the next governor, making the primary irrelevant
C. Yes -eliminating the white primaries in Georgia meant that discrimination in voting was no longer allowed in Georgia. Therefore, every black citizen could now vote in the democratic
primary
D
No - even though thousands of black Georgians cast a vote in the primary, the county unit system of counting votes meant that rural white Georgians still decided the outcome of the
primary, even though the candidate did not win the popular election