Page S. Gardner: Progressives' top priority must be unmarried women
November 24th, 2008
More than two weeks after a historic election, political analysts still are sifting through the results, trying to figure out how different segments of society voted, why they cast their ballots as they did, and what their political preferences and patterns of participation mean for the future.
The Lasting Lesson from Election '08: Deliver on the Hopes for Change That Led Unmarried Women to the Polls
November 12th, 2008
More than a week after a historic election, political analysts still are sifting through the results, trying to figure out how different segments of society voted, why they cast their ballots as they did, and what their political preferences and patterns of participation mean for the future.
Unmarried Women Impact GA Senate
The overwhelming support of unmarried women propelled Jim Martin to the Georgia U.S. Senate runoff election. Unmarried women proved to be the decisive political force in Georgia, supporting Martin by 49 points over Chambliss, (71% to 22%).
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