Exclusive Poll: Women 50 and Older Could Decide the 2020 Election

[fleabiscuit]

"Almost all plan to vote and a wide majority are still undecided"

"...Among the 95 percent of women voters who say they are likely to vote, 87 percent say they are very likely. Only 1 percent say they do not plan to vote. This obvious interest in the 2020 election tracks with other recent polls and the analyses of election experts who are predicting that the 2020 turnout will be one of the highest in American history...."

Dudes better watch their backside, and their mouths.

https://www.aarp.org/politics-society/government-elections/info-2019/women-voting-poll.html

[dixiechiken1]

1. Glad to hear it but my question is this...

How is it even possible to be "undecided"? Who the fuck are these people?

[druidity33]

2. Hopefully that's minority women...

because 53% of white women voted for trump in 2016...

[bitterross]

3. That demographic voted Trump in 2016

Lets hope that is wrong. Or, the could becomes didn't.

[robbedvoter]

4. For the first time in decades, white women no longer

vote Republican (I think 51/49 for us)

[SMC22307]

5. That would be me, and if Dems were smart, they'd be pushing Medicare at 55.

Men and women nearing that magic 65 age would RUN to the polls.

[smirkymonkey]

6. That would be me and I am voting Dem as usual.

And I am talking as many of my friends in to doing so as well.

[Sucha NastyWoman]

7. As close as elections have been and will be

There are a number of groups that are critical. Women over 50, blacks, Hispanics, suburban women, young people. If we prevail in 2020; any number of groups will be able to say it wouldn’t have happened without them, and they will all be right.