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Will women vote for women in 2018? It depends on if they're married
By Leah Ruppanner, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of Melbourne, Kelsy Kretschmer, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Oregon State University, and Christopher Stout, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Oregon State University. EMILY's List helps elect pro-choice Democratic women candidates to office. AP Photo/Charles Dharapak The 2018 elections promise to be the “Year of the Woman,” with more…
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