What Works in Persuasion Mail
In keeping with its mission of testing and measuring the best ways to motivate voters, the Women’s Voice Women Vote Action Fund conducted an unusual experiment that tested the most fundamental...
View ArticleDemocrats Gaining in Battleground & Ryan Budget Could Finish the Job
Democrats Gaining in Battleground & Ryan Budget Could Finish the Job Memo on the findings from GQRR’s April 2012 Battleground Survey for WVWVAF and Democracy Corps. April Battleground Survey Graphs...
View ArticleUnderstanding the War on Women and Other Issues
Understanding the War on Women and Other Issues
View ArticleVoter Views of Rep. Paul Ryan – Voters in Swing Districts Reject Ryan Budge,...
As the nation sizes up Rep. Paul Ryan as Mitt Romney’s running mate, the research conducted for Women’s Voices. Women’s Vote Action Fund by Greenberg, Quinlan, Rosner on the Ryan budget provides...
View ArticleWinning the 47 percent and the future gets Obama back
Single women, people of color and young people – the Rising American Electorate — voted for change in 2008. To understand the dynamics of this election, Women’s Voices. Women Vote Action Fund and...
View ArticleUnmarried Women Deeply Opposed to the Sequester
Unmarried women are deeply opposed to the sharp cuts in the sequester and to a crisis approach to fiscal governance, according to a new study by pollster Stan Greenberg and the Women’s Voices. Women...
View ArticleNew Research from WVWVAF/Democracy Corps
American voters overwhelmingly favor proposals that would provide women equal treatment in the workplace and help them achieve a work-family balance, a new national survey shows. The poll, sponsored by...
View Article38 Percent: National Survey on the New Political Realities for Health Care
A new national survey conducted for Democracy Corps and the Women’s Voices Women’s Vote Action Fund shows an intense new majority for implementing and improving the Affordable Care Act. A minority of...
View ArticleNew WVWVAF Poll on the Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act remains incredibly popular with people of color, unmarried women and other members of the Rising American Electorate, and a plurality in Republican districts and a majority in...
View ArticleNew Poll: Unmarried Women Poised to Make the Difference in 2016
Unmarried women and other members of the Rising American Electorate could be responsible for Democratic presidential success in 2016, just as they were in 2012, according to a new national poll...
View ArticleA Winning Middle Class Reform Government & Politics Message
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View ArticleEdging Toward an Earthquake: March National Survey
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View ArticleJune 2016 Battleground State Poll: New Game
Here are the results from the June 2016 survey of voters in 9 competitive presidential battleground states from Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, Democracy Corps, and Women’s Voices Women Vote Action...
View ArticleThe Real Fraud: Voter ID
We’ve known it for a long time: the true intent of discriminatory Voter ID laws is to prevent #RisingAmericanElectorate voters from being represented in our democracy. This week in Wisconsin, a former...
View ArticleHow Many More Tragedies Will it Take?
Our hearts and prayers go out to the victims and families of the worst mass shooting in our nation’s history. What happened early this morning in Orlando, Florida demands that our nation and its...
View ArticleThe Gender Gap, the Marriage Gap, and the 2016 Election
In the Washington Post, Barbara Norrander points out that during the 2016 primary, women were more likely to vote in Democratic primaries than men are — and that if recent elections are any indication,...
View ArticleWVWVAF Battleground Survey in Nine Competitive States Shows Big Gains for...
The Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund (WVWVAF) today released a unique poll showing significant gains for presidential contender Hillary Clinton in nine competitive battleground states. Conducted...
View ArticleWhy We Need Fireworks at the Voting Booth this Year
On July 4, 1776, America declared to the world it was a new and independent nation, no longer ruled by an English monarch but a government that existed for the benefit of its people. At the heart of...
View ArticleNew Survey Shows Strong Support for Paid Family Leave Fund
Paid family leave, paid sick leave, and affordable childcare: these aren’t political talking points, they’re the sort of public policies that will allow working families – including Unmarried Women and...
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