<br /> Racist robocalls to voters from a white nationalist group targeting Andrew Gillum were condemned on Saturday by both major campaigns contesting November’s election. Gillum is the Democratic party’s African-American candidate for Florida governor.<br />Reuters reports that according to the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper, they include jungle noises in the background and a man who pretends to be Gillum, the 39-year-old mayor of Tallahassee. The man uses a minstrel performer’s exaggerated accent and is speaking about mud huts.<br />It was not clear how many Florida voters received the robocalls on Friday. Gillum spokesman’s Geoff Burgan denounced the calls as racist. He said they should not be given undeserved attention. <br />
