Donald Trump


It gets even worse for Trump, as I think there are going to be many women voting for Harris, despite their husbands voting for Trump (and there are going to be a very, very small number of women, if any, doing the reverse on the Democrats’ side)…


The women ‘cancelling out’ their Trump-loving partners’ votes: ‘No one will ever know’


Trend underlines vast gender divide as election approaches, as experts say some women face pressure to ‘toe the line’ politically at home



Mackenzie Owens and her boyfriend strut toward the camera like models on a catwalk, posing as she takes a dramatic sip from her Stanley cup. “Just a bf and a gf going to cancel each other’s votes,” reads the caption of their TikTok – the couple, who live in Pennsylvania, support separate candidates this election season.

Owens made the TikTok to join in on a trend of women disclosing that they’re voting against their partners’ preferred candidates. In one video, a woman mischievously tucks away a strand of hair as she mails in her ballot, “proudly” cancelling out her boyfriend’s ballot – “because someone paid attention in US History & has to care about keeping the Dept of Education!!!!” In another, a woman dances to Ciara’s Level Up before driving off to “cancel out” her “Trump loving Husband’s vote in a swing state”.


woman smiling near beach


The dozens of women participating are, for the most part, Democrats supporting Kamala Harris’s bid, while their male partners are voting for Donald Trump. (Owens did not disclose who she or her boyfriend voted for.) Though their posts provide levity in the final days of an ugly presidential race, they also underscore the pivotal role gender is playing in the election.


 
It gets even worse for Trump, as I think there are going to be many women voting for Harris, despite their husbands voting for Trump (and there are going to be a very, very small number of women, if any, doing the reverse on the Democrats’ side)…


The women ‘cancelling out’ their Trump-loving partners’ votes: ‘No one will ever know’


Trend underlines vast gender divide as election approaches, as experts say some women face pressure to ‘toe the line’ politically at home



Mackenzie Owens and her boyfriend strut toward the camera like models on a catwalk, posing as she takes a dramatic sip from her Stanley cup. “Just a bf and a gf going to cancel each other’s votes,” reads the caption of their TikTok – the couple, who live in Pennsylvania, support separate candidates this election season.

Owens made the TikTok to join in on a trend of women disclosing that they’re voting against their partners’ preferred candidates. In one video, a woman mischievously tucks away a strand of hair as she mails in her ballot, “proudly” cancelling out her boyfriend’s ballot – “because someone paid attention in US History & has to care about keeping the Dept of Education!!!!” In another, a woman dances to Ciara’s Level Up before driving off to “cancel out” her “Trump loving Husband’s vote in a swing state”.


woman smiling near beach


The dozens of women participating are, for the most part, Democrats supporting Kamala Harris’s bid, while their male partners are voting for Donald Trump. (Owens did not disclose who she or her boyfriend voted for.) Though their posts provide levity in the final days of an ugly presidential race, they also underscore the pivotal role gender is playing in the election.


Well given your thesis, Harris had best have a healthy margin going into Election Day. That’s if indeed, more men show up on the actual day since she is losing men. She is losing black men from historical trends…
 
Well given your thesis, Harris had best have a healthy margin going into Election Day. That’s if indeed, more men show up on the actual day since she is losing men. She is losing black men from historical trends…
Not sure how that conclusion follows from my post.
 
Maybe I’m messed up in the head but if Harris has a lead with women and more women are voting early, then more men will be voting on Election Day. Hence, she had best have a lead before November 5th ..
I don't think that conclusion necessarily follows, mate. Turnout for women could still be extremely high on Election Day relative to men. Given the number of "none of the above" conversations we've had here, it's certainly a possibility that more men don't vote in general this time round.
 
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It gets even worse for Trump, as I think there are going to be many women voting for Harris, despite their husbands voting for Trump (and there are going to be a very, very small number of women, if any, doing the reverse on the Democrats’ side)…


The women ‘cancelling out’ their Trump-loving partners’ votes: ‘No one will ever know’


Trend underlines vast gender divide as election approaches, as experts say some women face pressure to ‘toe the line’ politically at home



Mackenzie Owens and her boyfriend strut toward the camera like models on a catwalk, posing as she takes a dramatic sip from her Stanley cup. “Just a bf and a gf going to cancel each other’s votes,” reads the caption of their TikTok – the couple, who live in Pennsylvania, support separate candidates this election season.

Owens made the TikTok to join in on a trend of women disclosing that they’re voting against their partners’ preferred candidates. In one video, a woman mischievously tucks away a strand of hair as she mails in her ballot, “proudly” cancelling out her boyfriend’s ballot – “because someone paid attention in US History & has to care about keeping the Dept of Education!!!!” In another, a woman dances to Ciara’s Level Up before driving off to “cancel out” her “Trump loving Husband’s vote in a swing state”.


woman smiling near beach


The dozens of women participating are, for the most part, Democrats supporting Kamala Harris’s bid, while their male partners are voting for Donald Trump. (Owens did not disclose who she or her boyfriend voted for.) Though their posts provide levity in the final days of an ugly presidential race, they also underscore the pivotal role gender is playing in the election.


Also I don’t get why this Republicans Against Trump says “uh oh” unless they have data saying Harriscisnt leading in early voting. How they know that I don’t know. Why he says “uh oh” I don’t know..
 
Also I don’t get why this Republicans Against Trump says “uh oh” unless they have data saying Harriscisnt leading in early voting. How they know that I don’t know. Why he says “uh oh” I don’t know..
The general consensus is that Harris has the advantage amongst females, Trump has the advantage amongst males. If more women than men vote, that's seen as a positive for Harris.
 

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