Question

considering the 1946 georgia governor’s election, did the end of the white primary system allow african americans a sufficient voice in politics? why or why not?
no, a candidate who supported maintaining racial segregation was reelected to office.
no, minorities were still not permitted to vote.
yes, a candidate committed to racial integration was elected.
yes, the state elected its first african american governor.

Explanation:

The 1946 Georgia Governor's election came after the end of the white primary system, but a candidate who openly supported racial segregation was reelected. This shows that even without the white primary, the political system still favored segregationist interests, meaning African Americans did not have a sufficient political voice.

Answer:

No, a candidate who supported maintaining racial segregation was reelected to office.