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Women's Vote during the 2016-2024 US Presidential Elections: Family roles, Employment, and Political Choice
When do family roles and economic interests shape political choice? Married women outside the labor force have become a reference point in American political discourse since 2016, yet whether they vote differently from married women in paid work, once their backgrounds are considered, has not been e
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