article_snippet.sent: There are three separate mentions of motherhood.
article_snippet.sent: In Colorado, Sen. Mark Udall was nicknamed "Mark Uterus" for all the time Sen. Mark Udall spent fear-mongering on women's reproductive issues, only to end up, according to exit polls, eight points ahead among women.
article_snippet.sent: Sen. Mark Udall opponent, Cory Gardner, finished 17 points ahead among men.
article_snippet.sent: In New York, a Democratic candidate for Congress, Martha Robertson, drew laughs from the audience during a debate for accusing her opponent of engaging in a "war on women.
article_snippet.sent: To repeat, her was a woman, a Democrat, in New York.
article_snippet.sent: In Louisiana, Sen. Mary Landrieu sought to give her ailing campaign a boost in by part blaming sexism for Democrats' lack of popularity in the South.
article_snippet.sent: Not surprisingly, Southerners voted for her opponent, Bill Cassidy.
article_snippet.sent: In Texas, where liberal Wendy Davis ran almost entirely on an abortion-rights platform, liberal Wendy Davis accused Republicans of sexism for daring to scrutinize liberal Wendy Davis inaccurate biography.
article_snippet.sent: liberal Wendy Davis opponent, Greg Abbott, won by 20 points, and liberal Wendy Davis only ended up with 47% of the women vote.
article_snippet.sent: Whether in Texas or Colorado, New York or Louisiana, voters made it clear voters cared about more than just reproductive issues and weren't going to be bullied into voting Democratic by false cries of sexism.