VOICED : Women voters more numerous more liberal

The video discusses the higher voting rates of women compared to men, particularly in the 2008 presidential election, where 70 million women voted versus 61 million men. It highlights that women generally lean more liberal, often supporting the Democratic Party due to better representation of women's rights. The video also mentions Mitt Romney's efforts to appeal to businesswomen, potentially narrowing the gender gap. Despite these efforts, it predicts that President Obama will secure the female vote by a significant margin. The video concludes with a clarification of previous statements.

What was the voter turnout of women compared to men in the 2008 presidential election?

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How do women's political preferences generally compare to men's in terms of liberalism?

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What factors contribute to women feeling more represented in the Democratic Party?

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What strategies did Mitt Romney use to appeal to women voters in the recent election cycle?

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What predictions were made about President Obama's performance with female voters in the election?

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