That last part is particularly a problem because the political swings of women between women who are married and women who are unmarried tend to swing wildly to the right when married, then back to the left when unmarried
Thats because women dont make their own political decisions and always differ to authority, if there is a conservative male figure in the home (father / husband) women will swing Right... when living alone women default to seeing Feminism their authority and so swing Left
I think you're being too reductionist. They don't defer to authority, they are looking for a provider. Notice, I didn't say "when the husband was conservative". It was "married at all".
When women are married, man = provider. This necessitates strong masculine values and policies that would promote an individual man's success. Which aligns with many conservative, or even libertarian values. When the woman is unmarried, provider = state/society. This necessitates a strong governmental protection racket which preferentially treats women generally, in the hopes that some specific women (the women voters) will benefit.
Thats because women dont make their own political decisions and always differ to authority, if there is a conservative male figure in the home (father / husband) women will swing Right... when living alone women default to seeing Feminism their authority and so swing Left
I think you're being too reductionist. They don't defer to authority, they are looking for a provider. Notice, I didn't say "when the husband was conservative". It was "married at all".
When women are married, man = provider. This necessitates strong masculine values and policies that would promote an individual man's success. Which aligns with many conservative, or even libertarian values. When the woman is unmarried, provider = state/society. This necessitates a strong governmental protection racket which preferentially treats women generally, in the hopes that some specific women (the women voters) will benefit.