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Why Kamala Harris Failed To Get Female Voters As She Hoped
Exit polls showed that Kamala Harris had an eight-point advantage among women voters -- but that was nearly half what Joe Biden had mustered four years ago.
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Trump Calls Himself "Father Of IVF" At All-Women Town Hall
Donald Trump called himself the "father of IVF" at a town hall for women voters on Wednesday, as the Republican presidential candidate tries to convince the crucial voting bloc they can trust him on reproductive issues.
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Kamala Harris' Edge Over Trump With Boost From Women, Hispanics: Report
Democrat Kamala Harris leads Republican Donald Trump 45% to 41% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Thursday that showed the vice president sparking new enthusiasm among voters and shaking up the race ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
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How Kamala Harris Is Re-Energising Young Voters
Kamala Harris has reinvigorated the Democratic ticket and inspired the voters they need most: women, African-Americans and youth. But it's not all smooth sailing.
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Kamala Harris Represents Future: US Women Celebrate Vice-President Elect
The first female vice president, and a symbol of American diversity -- Kamala Harris has electrified many women and minority voters on the US left, who view her as the future more than Joe Biden.
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Somali Refugee, Palestine Immigrant: First 2 Muslim Women In US Congress
A onetime Somali refugee and the daughter of Palestinian immigrants shared the historic distinction Tuesday of becoming the first two Muslim women elected to the US Congress. Both women -- Ilhan Omar, 37, and Rashida Tlaib, 42 -- are Democrats from the Midwest and outspoken advocates of minority communities that have found themselves in the sights ...
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Two Muslim Women Hope To Enter US Congress In Midterm Polls
US voters are poised to elect two Muslim women to Congress in the midterm election next week, marking a historic first even as anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric has been on the rise. Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee, is all but certain to be elected to the US House of Representatives in a heavily-Democratic district in the Midwestern state of Min...
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Women's Groups To Use Kavanaugh Rage To Urge Voters In US Midterm Polls
As women rallied at the US Capitol to protest Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court on Saturday, activist Linda Sarsour flew from Washington to Texas with her eyes on the next challenge: the November 6 congressional elections.
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Sixty Percent Of US Women 'Sexually Harassed': Survey
Sixty percent of US women voters say they have experienced sexual harassment and more than two-thirds of them said it happened at work, a nationwide poll revealed Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Fared Well With Women Voters Despite Sex Assault Claims
Despite sex assault allegations hounding him, fat-shaming a former beauty queen and his controversial abortion stand, a large number of women voters helped put Donald Trump in the White House.
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Steady Crowd Marks Election Day At Susan B Anthony's Grave
Some voters are going from the polls to the cemetery in upstate New York in order to pay respect to women's suffragist leader Susan B. Anthony.
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2 Transgender Women Running For US Congress Could Make History
Two transgender women have been selected by primary voters in Utah and Colorado to run for the US Congress in November.
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'Joe The Plumber' Praises Donald Trump, Cites His 'Beautiful Women'
"Joe the Plumber," the Ohio workingman who came to symbolise US taxpayer frustration in the 2008 presidential election, is still angry. And like many angry voters, he likes insurgent Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump - in part because the New York billionaire dated attractive women.
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Women 'Left Their Kitchens' To Back Me, White House Candidate Says
US Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said on Monday that women "left their kitchens" to support him in a 1978 Ohio state senate race, triggering pushback from voters and rivals.
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Hillary Clinton Walks Tightrope To Woo Women Voters
Hillary Clinton says her life's work has been a battle to help women make their own choices, but the first rounds of the Democratic nomination race raised big doubts over whether America's women will choose her as the country's first female commander-in-chief.
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Why Kamala Harris Failed To Get Female Voters As She Hoped
Exit polls showed that Kamala Harris had an eight-point advantage among women voters -- but that was nearly half what Joe Biden had mustered four years ago.
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Trump Calls Himself "Father Of IVF" At All-Women Town Hall
Donald Trump called himself the "father of IVF" at a town hall for women voters on Wednesday, as the Republican presidential candidate tries to convince the crucial voting bloc they can trust him on reproductive issues.
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Kamala Harris' Edge Over Trump With Boost From Women, Hispanics: Report
Democrat Kamala Harris leads Republican Donald Trump 45% to 41% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Thursday that showed the vice president sparking new enthusiasm among voters and shaking up the race ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
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How Kamala Harris Is Re-Energising Young Voters
Kamala Harris has reinvigorated the Democratic ticket and inspired the voters they need most: women, African-Americans and youth. But it's not all smooth sailing.
-
Kamala Harris Represents Future: US Women Celebrate Vice-President Elect
The first female vice president, and a symbol of American diversity -- Kamala Harris has electrified many women and minority voters on the US left, who view her as the future more than Joe Biden.
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Somali Refugee, Palestine Immigrant: First 2 Muslim Women In US Congress
A onetime Somali refugee and the daughter of Palestinian immigrants shared the historic distinction Tuesday of becoming the first two Muslim women elected to the US Congress. Both women -- Ilhan Omar, 37, and Rashida Tlaib, 42 -- are Democrats from the Midwest and outspoken advocates of minority communities that have found themselves in the sights ...
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Two Muslim Women Hope To Enter US Congress In Midterm Polls
US voters are poised to elect two Muslim women to Congress in the midterm election next week, marking a historic first even as anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric has been on the rise. Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee, is all but certain to be elected to the US House of Representatives in a heavily-Democratic district in the Midwestern state of Min...
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Women's Groups To Use Kavanaugh Rage To Urge Voters In US Midterm Polls
As women rallied at the US Capitol to protest Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court on Saturday, activist Linda Sarsour flew from Washington to Texas with her eyes on the next challenge: the November 6 congressional elections.
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Sixty Percent Of US Women 'Sexually Harassed': Survey
Sixty percent of US women voters say they have experienced sexual harassment and more than two-thirds of them said it happened at work, a nationwide poll revealed Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Fared Well With Women Voters Despite Sex Assault Claims
Despite sex assault allegations hounding him, fat-shaming a former beauty queen and his controversial abortion stand, a large number of women voters helped put Donald Trump in the White House.
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Steady Crowd Marks Election Day At Susan B Anthony's Grave
Some voters are going from the polls to the cemetery in upstate New York in order to pay respect to women's suffragist leader Susan B. Anthony.
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2 Transgender Women Running For US Congress Could Make History
Two transgender women have been selected by primary voters in Utah and Colorado to run for the US Congress in November.
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'Joe The Plumber' Praises Donald Trump, Cites His 'Beautiful Women'
"Joe the Plumber," the Ohio workingman who came to symbolise US taxpayer frustration in the 2008 presidential election, is still angry. And like many angry voters, he likes insurgent Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump - in part because the New York billionaire dated attractive women.
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Women 'Left Their Kitchens' To Back Me, White House Candidate Says
US Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said on Monday that women "left their kitchens" to support him in a 1978 Ohio state senate race, triggering pushback from voters and rivals.
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Hillary Clinton Walks Tightrope To Woo Women Voters
Hillary Clinton says her life's work has been a battle to help women make their own choices, but the first rounds of the Democratic nomination race raised big doubts over whether America's women will choose her as the country's first female commander-in-chief.
