Help! Does anyone (TIA?) know how many women were disenfranchised?

[Jo March]

I would like to see some type of a breakdown as to how many women were disenfranchised in the 2004 election. I know that sounds odd but it's for a good cause.

Can anyone help?

Also, if we can do some sort of analysis to see how many blacks and Hispanics were disenfranchised, that would greatly help to get our message out to groups that might not think that they are affected by election fraud.

We have to convince groups such as NOW that election fraud affected their members. This will help us get these powerful groups behind us for change.

Thanks to anyone who can help.

Arnie

[TruthIsAll]

1. Good question. A breakdown by group would be good to have....

but I have no info on this.

[Jo March]

4. Thanks, TIA

You are just the Stats Master so I figured I'd appeal to you! :)

[berniew1]

2. Millions of minorities/students were disinfranchised; and about 1/2 are wo

women
There was a systematic plan/program to disinfranchise minorities and students at "liberal" (that is, non-religious) universities in most states. This is well documented.

http://www.flcv.com/ussumall.html
Also in Ohio
http://www.freepress.org departments/ articles

[Jo March]

3. Thanks, berniew1

I'll check that out.

It is vital that we get this information out. There is this perception that only a few thousand voters were franchised, which is horrible but seems to be more acceptable to the masses. x(

I am going to write up some stuff for some women's and other groups.

Thanks for your help!