In 2004, 20 million unmarried women – single, divorced, separated or widowed – didn't vote. In 2006, that number was 30 million. Depressing? Yes. But in 2008, these women are also known as the voting bloc that could determine the outcome of this election and many more to come.
A new public announcement is targeting women voters. The effort to mobilize unmarried women is headed by Women's Voices: Women Vote, a non-partisan organization working to increase the participation of single women in our democracy.
Step aside soccer moms, NASCAR dads. A new sought-after voting bloc is emerging in American politics. It is the unmarried woman voter.
Why on earth would the Eastern Arizona Courier argue on the side of those wishing to restrict potential voters from registering to vote?