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News Articles - Group tries to register more single women to vote
July 30, 2008
Read the original article at The Orlando Sentinel.
The national group Women's Voices Women Vote is launching a national voter registration drive to convince up 1 million single women to vote come November.
The group says it plans to target more than 1.2 million single women in Florida with the hope of registering 23,788 of them. The campaign is called "You Count. Be Counted!" From its press release: "Unmarried women – women who are single, separated, divorced, or widowed – make up a growing percent of the population. More than half of households nationwide are run by an unmarried woman, and unmarried are more than 3,082,550 of the total population in Florida."
Read more about it here.