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In Quinnipiac polls conducted in five of the seven key swing states throughout October, Harris had a significant lead among women, while Trump saw a comparable advantage among men in those same places.
This is likely due to the whole "Alpha male" toxic mentality people like Andrew Tate keep peddling. They've managed to condition a lot of men that women should not perform any role other than being an obedient housewife.
According to recent polls, Democrats seem to be losing support among groups they’ve counted on in the past, like Black men and Latino men.
This one is the most concerning. This could really swing a few key counties and even entire states. Hopefully Democrats can address this in time to rectify it.
not copying trump's playbook on immigration would help A LOT with the latinos.
yes they do and sometimes it feels like i'm related to all of them; but the one thing that matters is that most of them are older and there are more that are younger. harris must appeal to the younger ones and her copy & paste of trump's plan does not work for them.
It makes me sad that we're still this dumb.
The women are trying to drag us forward
Imagine being a young woman knowing that your male counterparts are voting to take away your rights. Although I guess that really isn't a new thing.
My dark horse hope is that women show up to the election with baseball bats and vote with rates that are comparable to places with compulsory voting.
Conversely, 56 percent of men backed former President Donald Trump, while 37 percent of women did.
Sounds like Michigan men are insecure, clueless and weak.
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