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Garrett78

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6. And the Quinnipiac poll (posted previously on DU) suggests even some white women...

Fri Jul 6, 2018, 12:25 AM

Jul 2018

...who (may have) voted for Trump have (possibly) concluded that Trump is, um, less than ideal. Imagine that.

I say "may have" and "possibly" because Quinnipiac didn't strictly poll only those who voted in 2016. Trump won a majority of the white women vote in '16, but his approval rating among white women is now at 39%, according to Quinnipiac. Of course, it could very well be that the poll includes a lot of women who didn't vote in 2016 and won't vote in 2018 or 2020, so there's no guarantee Trump (and other Republicans) won't once again garner the support of more than half the white women who vote in upcoming elections.

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TRMS-Joy Reid showed this chart on the Gender Gap [View all] Gothmog Jul 2018 OP

I really don't get that graph teach1st Jul 2018 #1

It's definitely not intuitive... Salviati Jul 2018 #2

Thanks. I'm closer to getting it but teach1st Jul 2018 #3

Yeah, it's confusing without having watched the show. I'll explain: Garrett78 Jul 2018 #4

Thanks! teach1st Jul 2018 #5

And the Quinnipiac poll (posted previously on DU) suggests even some white women... Garrett78 Jul 2018 #6

Anecdotally teach1st Jul 2018 #8

wow Demovictory9 Jul 2018 #7

The Gender Gap may set a record Gothmog Jul 2018 #9