you should consider what you gain as well though.
For example - single women voters represent 25% of the electorate and reproductive rights are the #1 voting motivation for them to turn out to the polls. Even if you don't think you'd get the single women vote, historically the only time this group turns out to vote in large numbers is when they think pro-choice is threatened.
17% of the overall electorate describe themselves as socially moderate and fiscally conservative and 60% of independents say they are not aligned with a party because they agree with the Republicans on some things, such as the economy and national security, and with the Democrats on social issues.
food for thought
Last edited by KFWA; 10/30/14.
