She says she'll likely vote for Gore. Location, location, location Another difference between the two, which has also proven to have more impact on voting patterns than gender, is where they live. Walsh lives in the Northeast, where the so-called gender gap, the difference between how men and women vote, is huge. Wagner lives in the South, where, as in the Rocky Mountain states, it barely exists. But there are some things that women do have in common, across race, religion, and region.
Some common factors stem from their often dual roles as homemakers and household-income earners.
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