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The Explosion In Single Female Voters Is The Biggest Political Shift In Modern Times

Marriage rates have fallen sharply, to their lowest level in 120 years. By 2030, almost half — 45 percent — of women between ages 25 and 44 in the United States will be single, more than any other time in history.

By Julie Mastrine2 min read
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The decline of marriage means single female voters are becoming a significant voting bloc. We've already begun to see the impact of this growing group of voters in our local and national elections.