All Posts Tagged With: "Women voters"

Women Voters Helped Re-elect President Obama

November 9th, 2012 - 0 comments - Filed Under - by
The 2012 election might be remembered as the election of women. Women have historically been one of President Obama’s key voting blocs and once again voted for him in large numbers helping him to fend off white male defections and the loss of some of his independent supporters. Women also played a big role in [...]

Women overcoming Voter ID Laws

September 21st, 2012 - 1 comment - Filed Under - by
In Ohio, women are out trying to find voters in their homes, churches and community centers in nine cities to make sure as many voters as possible attain the proper ID. The women do not want voters to arrive on Election Day and not be able to cast their ballots. A large number of black [...]

What Ryan Means to Women, Blacks and Hispanics

August 18th, 2012 - 0 comments - Filed Under - by
After the naming of Paul Ryan by Mitt Romney, as his running mate, many groups that focus on issues related to minorities started to look into the record of the seven-term Wisconsin lawmaker. The groups wanted to find out what Ryan would mean to women, blacks and Hispanics, gays and the working poor. In a [...]