Black Georgia voters abandoning Biden say they're sending message on Gaza: 'Democrats should listen'

President Biden is losing support from young Black voters who helped spur his 2020 victory primarily because of his administration's support for Israel in the war in Gaza, a new report says.

CNN's Rene Marsh spoke with four Black voters in Georgia who were registered Democrats and supported Biden in the last election but said they wouldn't be voting for him — or former President Trump — this November, because of their strong disagreement over the U.S. approach to the war.

Three of the voters said they would be choosing an independent or third-party candidate this time. Another voter admitted that if the election were held tomorrow, she wouldn't vote at all.

Without a cease-fire on the table, Biden wouldn't be getting their vote, they all seemed to agree.

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"If there is no substantive policy change, when it comes to the genocide in Gaza, then there's not really a discussion for me," one young man in the group said.

"I think what Biden has done in aiding and abetting genocide is just something I cannot stand for," another woman added.

Marsh asked the group if they were worried that voting for a third-party candidate could help Trump win the election.

"Would you not say that also the people who are not voting for one of the two people, who are the likely people to really be in this race, have a role to play in giving the race to Donald Trump? In a state like Georgia where it's going to be razor-thin?" she pleaded.

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The voters recognized the impact their choice could make on the race, saying they were sending a message to the Democratic Party.

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