Why do women voters not
vote for women candidates?
«Fourteen percent said they'd be more likely to
vote for a woman candidate.
Not exact matches
Any minority or
woman who
votes for Romney and any GOP
candidate should have their head examined.
So even though I think abortion is morally wrong in most cases, and support more legal restrictions around it, I often
vote for pro-choice
candidates when I think their policies will do the most to address the health and economic concerns that drive
women to get abortions in the first place.
69 % of Catholic men believe their household is
voting for the same
candidate 76 % of Catholic
women believe likewise [Pew Research Center # 7]
78 % of Protestant men believe their household is
voting for the same presidential
candidate 66 % of Protestant
women believe likewise
Put those assumptions together, and I have an explanation
for why single
women vote so heavily
for Democratic
candidates: Their inability to achieve a core life - goal (marriage) makes them feel vulnerable, and so they
vote for the party that promises to use government to protect the vulnerable.
What never ceases to amaze ME is the political «wisdom» that (1) black voters are more likely to
vote for a gubernatorial
candidate governor who will appoint a black Lt. Gov. and (2)
women are more likely to
vote for someone who appoints a female Lt.. The menfolk (including some in the press) must think that female and minority voters are simpletons.
This isn't even a partisan thing - plenty of
women vote for a man in Democratic primaries featuring both genders, where the standard idiotic explanation of «female
candidate is a Republican
woman and thus anti-
women as all Republicans are» doesn't fly.
A Gallup poll found that if a well - qualified
candidate happened to be a
woman, 95 % of those polled would
vote for them.
In Bromley and Enfield, Labour
candidates fell short by a margin of less than the
Women's Equality party
votes, while in Richmond the Liberal Democrat / Green alliance saw off the Tory challenge
for a second time.
Also at 8:30 a.m., an initiative of the National
Women's Political Caucus of New York City, Sheroes of New York, is set to make history as the first campaign with 11 female candidates, Democrats and Republicans, collaborating to motivate people to vote and increase awareness and consideration for women candidates, New York Historical Society, 170 Central Park W., Manha
Women's Political Caucus of New York City, Sheroes of New York, is set to make history as the first campaign with 11 female
candidates, Democrats and Republicans, collaborating to motivate people to
vote and increase awareness and consideration
for women candidates, New York Historical Society, 170 Central Park W., Manha
women candidates, New York Historical Society, 170 Central Park W., Manhattan.
An Iowa
woman has pleaded guilty to trying to
vote twice
for Trump in 2016 — having told police she bought the
candidate's election - rigging claims and thought her first ballot would be flipped to a Clinton
vote.
The German Green Party has never won over 11 percent of the national
vote, yet
for three decades has consistently won seats and promoted
women's leadership by having a 50 - 50 rule
for female / male
candidates, prodding other major parties to nominate more
women.
«What we did last year, with the creation of the
Women's Equality Party, the first state in the nation to say that women's issues are so significant that we believe that women — people should have the right to vote for a candidate who is on that line.&r
Women's Equality Party, the first state in the nation to say that
women's issues are so significant that we believe that women — people should have the right to vote for a candidate who is on that line.&r
women's issues are so significant that we believe that
women — people should have the right to vote for a candidate who is on that line.&r
women — people should have the right to
vote for a
candidate who is on that line.»
Howie Hawkins, the Green Party
candidate for Governor, said today that those concerned about improving the lives of
women in New York State should
vote for the Green Party in November.
(v) OSCE PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY — TWO REMAINING VACANCIES (all Labour MPs may
vote in this contest) Please note Linda Riordan has been elected as there is not a contest to fill the vacancy
for women members
CANDIDATES: Tony Lloyd, Dai Havard, Nick Smith, Linda Riordan, Mark Hendrick
He has thus urged voters to
vote for more
women candidates in this year's general elections.
Mulit - party
candidate and strong public proponent of the «
Women's Equality Party» Andrew Cuomo was asked
for whom and on what ballot line he and girlfriend Sandra Lee
voted.
In addition to the likelihood of losing
votes to the
Women's Equality Party, the Working Families Party also faces the risk that some disenchanted liberals will protest Mr. Cuomo by
voting for Howie Hawkins, the Green Party
candidate.
«If the only
candidate you can
vote for is someone who resigned or made clear their opposition to Iraq in 2003, then Diane [Abbott] is your
woman.»
The League of
Women Voters is hosting a debate
for the four
candidates: Republican Lester Chang, Green Party
candidate Dennis Levy, Democrat Alice Cancel and Working Family Party
candidate Yuh - Line Niou, who withdrew from the Democratic party
vote, calling the process «flawed» and instead chose to run as a Working Party Family
candidate.
Leading city officials» support builds momentum
for only
woman candidate in crowded Bronx race, contrasts with anti-choice
voting record and ethics issues
for opponent Mark Gjonaj
We need to support
women and pro-
women candidates for office and energize pro-
women New Yorkers to get out and
vote.»
«If Republican
women are so turned off by Trump that they can't come out and
vote for him and they can't
vote for her,» she said, «are they going to say these other
candidates represent change, or are they going to say just forget the whole lot?»
Calling on the people to
vote for the NDC parliamentary
candidate for Nsawam Adoagyiri, Ms Benedicta Asante, the President said he wanted to see more
women in his government in his next term of office.
None of the eight main speaker
candidates for this term were
women (though Council Member Inez Barron did cast a protest
vote for herself the day the Council
voted for speaker, and that too because of the lack of people of color in leadership positions in the city.)
Female
candidates, on the other hand, had a 14 percent edge primarily because 20 percent of
women said they were more likely to
vote for one of their own.
Saujani and her partners in Up to Us also posted an online petition at http://www.uptous2013.com asking
for the public to get involved in reclaiming the public discussion and
voting for candidates who will address the real needs of
women and girls.
As a transgendered Asian - American
woman, did I have an obligation to
vote for Chris Quinn as the only female
candidate in the race?
Had the
woman used the «N» word to describe Bill Thompson as the
candidate she wasn't going to
vote for, the entire country would be in an uproar right now!
Commissioners also
voted to formally knock several Democratic
candidates for State Senate off the
Women's Equality Party line
for submitting petitions from outside their districts, as Capital reported earlier this week.
Voters also revealed that they would be more comfortable
voting for a
woman, African - American, Hispanic - American or gay or lesbian
candidate for mayor than they would a business executive.
Female
candidates for elected office do as well as male
candidates in terms of raising money and winning
votes, so why do
women only occupy 19 percent of congressional seats and approximately 25 percent of statewide offices and hold fewer governorships and mayorships?
«Even when I consider only those who explicitly say that they would support a female
candidate, I found that if they have difficulty associating
women with leadership attributes, they are less likely to
vote for a
woman in a noticeable way.»
Check the Wisconsin League of
Woman Voters
for all your
voting information, including your rights, your polling place, the
candidate answers, referendum information, and same day registration.
Frustrated at the ineffective campaign
for women's
voting rights, Beatrice Von Furstenberg recruits reluctant congressional
candidate Connor Sullivan Barrow to her cause.
As a result, CPPIB — which manages more than $ 325 billion
for the Canada Pension Plan —
voted 34 times this year against specific directors who chaired board's nomination committees that failed to include
women as
candidates.
When you compare each
candidate's flaws on a balance sheet, how on Earth could her flaws be worse than his — unless a substantial portion of the American electorate just couldn't stand the thought of being led by a smart, ambitious
woman with experience and would rather
vote for The Groper?