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News Articles - A busy week on the campaign trail in Pierce County
August 04, 2008
By Hunter George
Read the original article at The News Tribune.
If you are an unmarried women in Washington state and you're not registered to vote, there's a campaign to find you and fix that (the unregistered part). Some D.C. folks sent a news release last week saying they expect to register 1 million unmarried women in 24 states to vote by election day. The target figure in Washington state is 195,059 women. The campaign is run by the national organization Women's Voices Women Vote, which says unmarried women run an increasing number of households but are statistically less likely to vote.