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Single Women Flex Democratic Muscle

Single women turned out more heavily in Iowa and New Hampshire and are especially partial to Democrats. If that keeps up, one pollster thinks they could help knock the GOP aside in November and shift the partisan balance for years to come.

(Women’s eNews, January 13, 2008)

Tags: 2008 election, barack obama, democrats, hillary clinton, iowa, jeff fleischer, primary, voting patterns, womens enews

Iowa Women Jostle Obama Ahead of Clinton in Poll

In a front-loaded, tightly packed primary schedule, Iowa’s first-in-the-nation Jan. 3 caucuses could be more influential than ever. Recent poll data suggest Obama owes his new leadership in one poll to the defection of women from Clinton.

(Women’s eNews, December 6, 2007)

Tags: 2008 election, barack obama, democrats, hillary clinton, iowa, jeff fleischer, primary, voting patterns

Jews in the House

If Democrats expand their majority in the House, several Jewish freshman will play a big role.

(World Jewish Digest, July 2008)

Tags: 2008 election, congress, house of representatives, jeff fleischer, jewish, voting patterns, world jewish digest

Women’s Voting Patterns Key to Who Runs Congress

Ballots cast by three categories of women could be crucial in today’s elections: single women, those who often stay home in non-presidential election years and recent converts to the GOP.

(Women’s eNews, November 7, 2006)

Tags: 2006 election, congress, jeff fleischer, voting patterns, womens enews