From KCRW in Santa Monica and PRI, Public Radio International, this is To the Point.

Waitress moms, Walmart moms, and undecided voters.

Hello again, I'm Mormon-Aulny, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

A daily look at the issues Americans care about most.

The president and Mitt Romney are dashing from swing state to swing state

in pursuit of this year's last undecided voters.

Polls show they are women, especially white, non-college-educated, working women,

not the soccer moms of the prosperous 1990s. Obama accuses Romney of conducting a war on women, not the soccer moms of the prosperous 1990s.

Obama accuses Romney of conducting a war on women, but they've been moving in Romney's direction since after the first debate.

Are they more concerned about abortion and contraception, or the economy?

How does micro-targeting help the candidate speak to the different needs of different women?

First, here's the news.

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Hello again, I'm Arun-A-Lany, back with To The Point.

Will the campaign down to a few

precious days, the last few undecided voters are said to be women. We'll find out who they are,

where they live, and how neatly they do or don't fit into categories like waitress moms and

Walmart moms. Whatever happened to soccer moms? On reporter's notebook, why are our traditional

auto dealers suing electric carmaker Tesla just for opening its own stores? First, this news update.

The Commerce Department today released one of the last important sources of economic data before

the November election. It shows an increasing growth rate with different degrees of optimism

from consumers and business.

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