Business Week: "Move over, Soccer Moms, there's a new gal in town... She's part of what looks to be an increasingly crucial
demographic in the Presidential election: Wal-Mart Women. These
lower-middle-class white women who shop frequently at the discounter
are stretched thin and feel increasingly vulnerable."
"Just who are Wal-Mart Women? They're not as well-off as average
Americans: Some 41% of frequent Wal-Mart shoppers have incomes below
$35,000, vs. 25% of the population at large. They're less educated than
their neighbors: 31% of U.S. voters have a high school education or
less, vs. 39% for Wal-Mart Women. Those characteristics set them apart
from the firmly middle-class Soccer Moms so closely tracked in past
elections."
April 21, 2008
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