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In reply to the discussion: 39% of unmarried women eligible to vote have not registered [View all]redqueen
(115,186 posts)40. And you're saying this to me because... ? Do you think I don't know?
What were the responses like the last time you went canvassing?
Go on and tell them that they "need to wake up" and let me know how that goes for you.
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Yes, single women are D voters if you can get them registered and to the polls
Fumesucker
Feb 2014
#6
The Democrats need to start giving women in that age group something to actually
Sheldon Cooper
Feb 2014
#19
I posted this thread at 9:49 last night, by this morning it had three replies and 2 recs
Fumesucker
Feb 2014
#21
The information in post 43 indicates that you are correct re:. % of unregistered single men.
redqueen
Feb 2014
#46
Fair enough, but I think DU can reflect a bit on how alienating- or unwlecoming it is to women
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#55
You'd be surprised how many people do not register to vote because they do not want to be called
shrike
Feb 2014
#27
Locally I tried to organize voter registration for the last two big (local) elections
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#34