Former President Donald Trump exclusively told Breitbart News that the primary drivers of demographic shifts are “safety and security.”
Former President Donald Trump, the winner of the Iowa caucuses, performs even better with Iowa Republican women than he does with men.
Nearly a quarter of Democrat voters say they would vote for a candidate based solely on their abortion position, an NBC News poll released Friday found.
President Joe Biden’s deputies are touting the invented “Transgender Day of Remembrance” to help mobilize election-year action among women who want to care for others, say critics.
Biden is trailing behind Trump with likely voters in Michigan less than a year out from the 2024 election.
Two all-important demographics, independents and women voters, are heavily breaking towards the Republican Party with just 21 days until the midterm elections.
President Donald Trump spiked his poll ratings among married women to a 13-point advantage — but Joe Biden won the votes of unmarried women by 25 points.
California Democrats with lots of seniority are expected to dominate the leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives if their party flips 23 Republican House seats on Tuesday.
Catherine Chew, former president of North Carolina’s Craven Community College, “comes out” as a Trump supporter to fight the elitist media perception of his voters.
Suzy Clark Carlisle is a Gainesville, Florida-based writer, dedicated wife and mother, and proud Catholic. In a post on her blog, she shares her reflections on why she, like millions of other women, voted for President-elect Donald Trump.
Former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina is Republican women’s top choice, a new straw poll of those attending the National Federation of Republican Women’s recent convention in Phoenix, Arizona, from KellyAnne Conway’s the Polling Company shows.
Minnesota has been a fairly reliable state for the Democrats in Presidential years, and has not given its electoral votes to a Republican since voting for Richard Nixon in 1972. With Clinton reaching Wendy Davis-depths of unpopularity, however, Minnesota might not just be in play, but winnable for the eventual Republican nominee.
During a tour of Iowa, Carly Fiorina hints she’ll become the second woman, and first Republican, in the 2016 presidential race.
With Hillary Clinton looking to become the first female president of the United States, women voters are likely to emerge as an even more critical voter demographic than usual. That would explain why she seems to be going hard at messaging in that area so early in her effort, even prior to any official campaign launch.
