In a hypothetical general election matchup, according to a NBC/WSJ poll, Obama gets support from 93% of African Americans, while Herman Cain gets just 6%

Against Mitt Romney, Obama performs similarly among black voters. Ninety-two percent of African Americans would support Obama, versus just six percent for Romney. According to the 2008 exit polls, Obama got 95% of the African American vote. Even with sliding poll numbers, Herman Cain has attracted large crowds at recent events — but supporters attending Cain rallies are overwhelmingly white.