“Hey lady, somebody better call God, because he’s missing an angel!”

(CNN) — House Democrats are taking a cue from Beyonce and targeting “all the single ladies” in the hopes they can take over Republican held seats this November.

Party officials recognize that Democrats’ chances of retaking control of the House are remote at best, but by zeroing-in on unmarried women, who helped propel President Barack Obama to his second term, they believe they can shrink the GOP majority.

Democrats have recruited female candidates in many competitive districts, crafted a message about how the current Republican agenda impacts women and created a technology program designed to identify unmarried women and get them to the polls this fall.

More than 60% of the candidates included in the House Democrats’ “red to blue” program – which funnels resources to top tier races – are women.

Recently, these candidates visited Washington to raise money, meet with Vice President Joe Biden and huddle with top leaders to get campaign advice.