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While suburban women remain a key swing constituency, most suburbs themselves are actually not politically competitive — meaning that most who may be lumped together as "soccer moms" live in places where elections are not close. https://t.co/Wgoxtj4S4y — PolitiTweet.org

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The “soccer mom” was born a cliché, dubbed the new center of the electorate: a white, married, suburban swing voter who secured re-election for Bill Clinton in 1996. Ahead of this Election Day, we examined: Does the “soccer mom” still exist? Did she ever? https://t.co/zrTXy7zHHf — PolitiTweet.org

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In interviews with more than a dozen women, many said they thought of themselves as apolitical. But they could not avoid the sense that politics were intruding on their lives, and they had a sense of pessimism about the direction of the country. https://t.co/hyO7JtfR0h — PolitiTweet.org

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