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Election NightCondé Nast
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Donna Brazile was an original secret voter, the woman who keeps her views to herself.
Brazile: My mother was a registered independent, and she made a point of never telling anyone how she planned to vote, or how she voted.
She died during Barack Obama's first term in the White House , but her views of the American Presidency have been on her mind this week .
Between 1920 and 1980 , women were more likely to vote for Republicans than Democrats , but only slightly.
That changed with Reagan ’s G.O.P. , which abandoned the Equal Rights Amendment and committed itself to overturning Roe v. Wade .
Abortion-protection measures passed in seven states and lost in three .
The parties are now also divided by class and on abortion, writes Julian Zelizer .
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