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Dec 11,  · (Moore denies any wrongdoing.) But while his Democratic opponent, former prosecutor Doug Jones, is hoping to get a boost from female voters in Alabama, plenty of . Another trend reminiscent of the hellish presidential election: White women voted overwhelmingly for the Republican candidate (and alleged. Dec 15, With exit polls fresh from the recent Alabama U.S. Senate election, many observers are scratching their heads and wondering why 63% of white  . Barbara Struble, a year-old from Dothan, Alabama, said the media has spun the allegations into a character assassination against a judge she has admired. Rochon was not alone in disbelieving the women who said Roy Moore had tried to — or succeeded in — initiating sexual contact with them when they were underage and he was in his 30’s. CREDIT: Kira Lerner MIDLAND CITY, ALABAMA — Supporters of Republican senate candidate Roy Moore say they are not. Paula Rochon said the women's liberation movement has set the country back. As The Washington Post reported, exit polls for the . Dec 13,  · Since a majority of white women also voted for President Donald Trump, we need to evaluate why this is happening. Although Doug Jones successfully defeated Roy Moore to become U.S. Senator for Alabama, 63 percent of white women still voted for Moore.

  • Dec 14, In this op-ed, writer Lucy Diavolo explores why white women in Alabama chose Roy Moore as their Senate-elect candidate,  .
    • The real story, though, lies in the election, when a full 53 percent of white women cast their votes for Trump even in the aftermath of numerous overtly misogynistic and vulgar verbal. And Moore holds an incredible point lead among white women without a. While the race remains virtually deadlocked, white women support the Republican candidate by a nearly 20 point margin. What they should be doing, political activists say. After Doug Jones's historic upset in Alabama, Americans are thanking black women. . Voting results from the Alabama special election between Roy Moore and Doug Jones to determine who get Jeff Sessions's Senate seat. Moore’s seeming willingness to eliminate women’s right to vote, as well as the amendment that has guaranteed women many other protections, is also reminiscent of his contributions to a study course. While a nearly unanimous 98 percent of black women supported Jones, carrying the Democratic candidate to victory, 68 percent of white women cast their vote for his Republican opponent who faced. This year's Alabama senate race between Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones evolved over the course of its run from a typical local. Dec 14, As political observers scrutinize the victory of Doug Jones over Roy Moore in the special election to fill Jeff Sessions' senate seat in  . Alabama Senate race Roy Moorre's sexual abuse allegations have not turned away white women voters, who continue to support him This acute cognitive dissonance has deep historical roots. The 19th Amendment eliminated voting restrictions on the basis of sex. The 17th Amendment allowed for the direct election of United States Senators, like the race Moore is currently running in. Since at least the s, Black women have organized, campaigned, and voted for issues that matter to us most. 8. . Dec 11, Alabama Senate race Roy Moorre's sexual abuse allegations have not turned away white women voters, who continue to support him. As late as the day of the election, quotes from Alabama voters captured the essence of local. The fact that almost two thirds of white women in Alabama voted for Moore wasn't entirely unexpected. As late as the day of the election, quotes from Alabama voters captured the essence of local. The fact that almost two thirds of white women in Alabama voted for Moore wasn't entirely unexpected. By Kim Chandler, Alan Fram. Republican Roy Moore is facing a wall of GOP opposition that includes President Donald Trump as he launches another U.S. Senate bid. Supporters cheer at a Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore campaign rally in  . Dec 13, In contrast, 98% of black women voted for Doug Jones. Compare that, as many did on Twitter last night, to the 98 percent of black women who voted for Moore’s opponent, Democrat. By now, it should be neither surprising nor shocking to learn that 63 percent of white women who voted in the Alabama Senate race cast their vote for Republican Roy Moore. Compare that, as many did on Twitter last night, to the 98 percent of black women who voted for Moore's opponent, Democrat Doug Jones. By now, it should be neither surprising nor shocking to learn that 63 percent of white women who voted in the Alabama Senate race cast their vote for Republican Roy Moore. In November , multiple women made allegations of sexual misconduct against Roy Moore, the Republican nominee in a U.S. Senate special election in. Nov 17, Alabama may be among the most Republican states in the nation, but will the allegations of sexual assault push some Republican women away  .
  • Roy Moore, the Republican candidate for Senate in Alabama, believes that the law comes directly from God. In , he was removed as chief justice of the state's Supreme Court for refusing to take.
    • He is a former Alabama chief justice, and district attorney. In November , multiple women made allegations of sexual misconduct against Roy Moore, the Republican nominee in a U.S. Senate special election in Alabama scheduled for the following month. Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore stands accused of sexual assault, but some women in Alabama say the accusations against Moore are. Dec 28, The Alabama GOP Senate nominee's lawsuit was dismissed by a judge on Thursday as the secretary of state certified Democrat Doug Jones the  . In contrast, black women made. As The Washington Post reported, exit polls for the Alabama special election showed that white women made up 31% of the total vote, and 63% of them voted for Moore. White voters without a college degree overwhelmingly chose the. White, college-educated women preferred Moore, with 57 percent voting for him compared to 43 percent of college graduates overall. Democrat Doug Jones pulled a surprise win for the Alabama Senate seat against Trump-endorsed Republican candidate Roy Moore. (Moore denies any wrongdoing.) But while his Democratic opponent, former prosecutor Doug Jones, is hoping to get a boost from female voters in Alabama, plenty of women are standing by Moore. Speaking to reporters on Friday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey said that despite believing the women who've come forward to accuse Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexually grooming them as teenagers, she still plans to vote for him in the December 12 election.