Michael Kelly Mort Kondracke Ch. That's the question towering over the stretch of the presidential campaign. Married women vote differently from single women.
Rich women vote differently from poor women.
Women who drive more SUVs vote differently from women who drive station wagons. The childless vote differently from mothers with a handful of children and grandmothers with grown children. Women of color'' traditionally vote differently from white women, but specific race and ethnicity play a part, too. The gorgeous Bo Derek stood out at the Republican convention and Christie Brinkley was a knock-out at the Democratic convention, but you could find lots of plain women in both Philadelphia and Los Angeles, though the stars mostly come out in Southern California. When women talk about likability in a candidate they're probably responding to sex appeal, although it's not fashionable now to call it that.