Could an Unmarried Woman Sink Obama?
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Unmarried women voted for Barack Obama over Sen. John McCain, 70 percent to 29 percentand cast 23 percent of all votes in that election.
In 2010, GQR found that unmarried women continued to vote strongly for Democratic candidates. But a sufficient number of some unmarried women switched votes, and that helped carry many Republicans to victory. The Los Angeles Times cites a GQR analysis that in 2010, all Republicans running won the vote of half of white unmarried women. That was up from just 39 percent of support from that group in the two previous election cycles.
GQRs pollster Anna Greenberg explained that, "Unmarried women are the most economically vulnerable group, particularly if they have children. While there has been a lot of discussion in this recession about men and manufacturing jobs, it still is the case that unmarried women are the poorest. If they feel their concerns aren't being addressed by Obama and the Democrats around the economy, it sort of makes some sense there was a decline."
Besides jobs and the economy, unmarried women are also concerned about how much health care coverage theyll receiveor loseunder ObamaCare
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