Summary
Unmarried women turned out in record numbers in last year's election and voted overwhelmingly for Sen. John Kerry, while President Bush captured the majority of married women's votes, including a group that Kerry supporters had hoped to attract - married women without college degrees.
Single women were one of the few demographic groups to increase their share of the electorate last election, according to a report by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research.See the full content of this document
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Most Unmarried Women Voted for Kerry
"Unmarried women played an important part in this election," said Democratic strategist and pollster Stanley Greenberg, who...
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