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Women Voters: Kingmakers in 2012
2012 Presidential Elections
Cleveland, OH
Women were the winning force behind Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, and still favor the president in polls.
But Mitt Romney has worked hard to gain ground, arguing that economic recovery -- more than reproductive rights -- is what female voters want from a leader
Women Voters: Kingmakers in 2012
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