Why Presidential Candidates Are Wooing Women Voters

Come the 2008 presidential campaign, women are expected to be highly valuable. The reason is very simple.

Women outnumber men. Women outvote men.

This would explain why presidential candidates are creating campaigns to attract women voters. Campaigns are being tailored to focus on issues that concern women, and this includes health care and education.

Kavita Masthoff, an analyst from USElectionPolls.com, reckons that presidential candidates and their strategists will do everything to attract women voters as they comprise a group large enough to swing the election. She believes that women voters will be the deciding factor in the 2008 election.

Most analysts believe that women will play an important role in election 2008. The fact that women voters make up more than half of the population in the US is a reason enough to make them an important aspect in the upcoming elections. They hold the power to sway equations.

This said, presidential candidates need to be careful. Most women voters do not choose their candidates till election time draws nearer.

Whether it is Hillary Rodham Clinton, John McCain, Ron Paul or Barack Obama, they are all targeting women voters. Most presidential candidates are highlighting all they have done for women or intend doing if they become the president.

It is about time that women voters get their due recognition. After all, they too contribute to making this nation great.

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