Women Voters in the 2016 Elections
As regards the 2016 presidential election and women's role in this critical campaign, it should be understood that according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau (2014), there are 162 million females and 157 million males. And during the last national election 43% of female citizens over 18 voted while 40.8% of males over 18 voted. It is not rocket science to discover that women vote more consistently than men do. When it comes to women voters, the biggest story this whole presidential election cycle involves Hillary Clinton, but another big election story hitting the airwaves and on the front pages of newspapers is the high percentage of women who do not like the Republican frontrunner, Donald Trump. This paper will highlight the advantages and disadvantages for women voters, how polls show women's preferences and the future of women voters. Clearly women are a very big part of the political process, and women are having an enormous impact on the 2016 election.
Hillary Clinton -- The Big Story for Women in 2016
Meantime, the most recent Monmouth poll shows Clinton leading Senator Bernie Sanders 52-39 in Pennsylvania; the Quinnipiac Poll shows Clinton over Sanders 51-42 in Connecticut; and the Gravis Poll has Clinton over Sanders 45-38 in California. Those states are the next stop in this 2016 presidential primary race, and after Clinton defeated Sanders in New York State Tuesday night April 19 (57.9% to 42.1%) the exit polls showed that while Sanders won "comfortably with under-40s and white men, Clinton was ahead with older voters, women, and black and Latino supporters" (Roberts, et al., 2016).
Pundits and other observers predict that women and Latinos are very likely to be the deciding factors in this year's presidential race, and regarding...
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