Top strategists from both the Obama and Romney camps are quick to point to suburban women as the pivotal swing vote in this election. Many of these voters find themselves torn about their choice, as evidenced by a focus group of a dozen suburban women in Milwaukee not strongly committed to either candidate. …
In the memo, “A View From the Frontlines,” [Peter] Hart concluded that in a strange way, two Wisconsin Republicans—controversial Gov. Scott Walker and [Paul] Ryan—represented what was missing in this presidential election. [cont.]
Charlie Cook