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When Barack Obama won the presidency last November, 70 percent of respondents to a Gallup poll thought this would usher in an improvement in race relations in the U.S. Now, a poll released this month by Gallup (based on October fieldwork) finds opinion mixed about whether such a change has occurred.
Seven percent of respondents said they think race relations have gotten “a lot better” because of Obama’s election, and another 34 percent think they’ve gotten “a little better.”
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