Since 1984, women have turned out more votes than men. Women are registered to vote at higher rates than men too.
There is much dissatisfaction with the current Democrat administration which means there is potential for Republicans to offer women voters a better option in November.
An aggregate survey found that 58% of women say the economy isn’t working. Other polls show that top concerns for women are food, gas, rent and housing. We are talking about basic needs for Americans.
President Biden and the liberal news media may downplay the coming recession, inflation, energy prices and other concerns, but American women who are trying to balance their finances know better. It’s not what you say, but what you see that truly counts.
Education is important to women, too. Since 2019, there has been an awakening for parents, especially those Mama Bears who watched on Zoom what their children were being taught and didn’t approve. They also found resistance from school boards when they stepped up and spoke out.
We know things are bad, but what’s the solution?
Republican Women are solution finders, and we know that the solution is to elect a majority of Republicans to the U.S. House and Senate in November, and to fill state and local offices (including school boards) with Republicans, too.
As Republican women, we are in the know about the candidates from the local to the national levels. Share your knowledge with other women voters and educate them on the issues that Republican candidates support.
Don’t discount the independent woman voter, either. Find your common ground and discuss those issues that you agree on. Use this as an opening to share information about our candidates.
Republican Women’s clubs are a perfect place for us to promote the vote, especially now. It’s also a great place to start a voter registration drive. You can find out the rules to do this by contacting your local election office.
— From the President, National Federation of Republican Women, August 1, 2022