Election 2008 - Where the Candidates Stand on Women's Issues

Women's issues may not be the biggest concern of the 2008 election. But where the candidates stand on reproductive choice, women's health care, equal pay and other areas that impact women's lives may tilt the undecided voter.

One candidate intends to uphold Roe v. Wade. The other is just as determined to overturn it. One supports legislation advocating equal pay for equal work. The other is opposed.

Can you tell who's who? Separate fact from rumor. Learn what each candidate has said publicly and what their voting records indicate. In this crucial election year, many freedoms women currently enjoy are at stake. Know the facts before you vote.

John McCain's position on women's issues:
• Abortion
• Contraception
• Teen Pregnancy
• Domestic Violence
• Equal Pay

Barack Obama's position on women's issues:
• Abortion
• Contraception
• Teen Pregnancy
• Domestic Violence
• Equal Pay

Joe Biden's position on women's issues:
• Abortion
• Domestic Violence

Sarah Palin's position on women's issues:
• Abortion