Republicans Are Getting Nervous About Historic Turnout of Women Voters This Year

Several conservative influencers with close ties to President Trump have sounded the alarm that men — who overwhelmingly back the former president — are not turning out at the level they need to.

Robert Cohen/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP
Protestors outside a Planned Parenthood office in Missouri. Robert Cohen/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP

With just six days to go until the 2024 election, Republicans are sounding the alarm that men are not turning out at the requisite numbers to ensure a victory for President Trump, based on early and mail vote data that has so far been released. One expert writes that if Vice President Harris meets her current polling advantage among women on election day, and women turnout at their 2020 levels, then the vice president would win comfortably. 

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