100 million American singles should ask US politicians: "What's in it for me?"

Romney has clinched the GOP Nomination and has run primarily on concern about the economy, claiming "whatever the challenges that lie ahead, we will settle for nothing less than getting America back on the path to full employment and prosperity"

 

America's population of 100 million singles must be thinking, "what's in it for me?"

 

How will candidates Obama and Romney court the significant potential voting power of the single population?

 

Do the candidates understand the issues that concern unmarried Americans?

 

The magnitude of the single vote is rarely discussed or defined. The real statistics are astounding!

• Unmarried women are the largest group of NON voters in the US. (Source: Women's Voices. Women Vote)
• Singles make up 44% of the US work force. (Source. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
• Singles account for 36% of the voters in the US. (Source: US Census Bureau)

The New York Times Political section is a great place to follow the election rhetoric and gauge voter response.

 

In a newly added bonus feature available on DVD, our documentary, "Single" makes an attempt to tie together single political aspirations and obstacles -- it's a revelation.

 

What would you like to hear our elected leaders promise?