Politics Apr 12 Why voting rights groups warn the SAVE Act may make it harder for married women to vote By Barbara Rodriguez, The 19th
Politics Oct 13 KFF poll: Abortion is now the top election issue for young women, among shifts that favor Harris Abortion has emerged as the most important issue in the November election for women under 30, according to a survey by KFF — a notable change since late spring, before Vice President Kamala Harris entered the presidential race. By Alex Wayne, Rebecca Adams, KFF Health News
Politics Oct 11 Hispanic women view Harris more positively than Hispanic men do, AP-NORC poll shows A solid majority of Hispanic women have a positive opinion of Vice President Kamala Harris and a negative view of former President Donald Trump, but Hispanic men are more divided on both candidates, according to a recent poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for… By Linley Sanders, Associated Press
Politics Oct 14 Watch 9:36 Why women in North Carolina are struggling with their White House options The state of North Carolina is a focus for both candidates in the campaign's final weeks. The majority of college-educated white women here supported Mitt Romney in 2012, but accusations against Donald Trump, and his inflammatory rhetoric, have alienated that… By PBS News Hour
Politics Oct 07 Watch 7:55 Why Clinton may have a chance in dark-red Georgia This campaign year has witnessed many unexpected shifts in the electorate -- not to mention the candidates. But one of the most surprising changes may be the voters in Georgia. After supporting Republican presidential contenders for the past 24 years,… By Judy Woodruff, Rachel Wellford
Mar 31 Watch 8:48 What the 'women's vote' means in 2016 By PBS News Hour Women made up more than half of all voters in 2012. What's winning over this diverse and crucial bloc of voters in 2016? Judy Woodruff explores how women see this year’s candidates with Rebecca Traister, author, "All the Single Ladies,"… Continue watching
Jan 29 Watch 8:26 Between Clinton and Sanders, a tough fight for Iowa women Three days out from the Iowa caucuses, Democrats are weighing whether to go with the presumed favorite, Hillary Clinton, or to defy expectations by championing Bernie Sanders. For both candidates, women are a crucial demographic. Judy Woodruff reports on how… Continue watching
Sep 15 Watch 5:32 To win with women, how can the GOP ramp up its appeal? By PBS News Hour The last time a majority of American women voted for a Republican presidential candidate was 1988. Since then, more women have chosen Democrats, often by double digits. Even at the state legislative and congressional levels, the majority of women serving… Continue watching
Oct 19 Watch Shields and Brooks Debrief on the Town Hall Debate, George McGovern's Legacy Shields and Brooks Debrief on the Town Hall Debate, George McGovern's Legacy… Continue watching
Oct 17 Watch After Brisk Debate, Romney and Obama Appeal to Female Voters in Swing States Mitt Romney flew to Virginia and President Obama to Iowa, but distance didn't stop attacks between the two the day after the second presidential debate. Gwen Ifill reports on the presidential candidates' campaign stops. Judy Woodruff gets analysis from the… Continue watching