"Despite the Reagan Sweep, a Gender Gap Remains", November 13, 1984

1984-11-13

1980-1989

The article discusses the gender gap in the 1984 Presidential election, which refers to the difference in voting patterns between men and women. Despite President Reagan's sweeping victory, the gender gap remained a significant feature of the political landscape, with Mr. Mondale's biggest women's majorities coming from minority groups. 1 page.

Political participation
Voting

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Voter Education Project Organizational Records

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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

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