How Trump changed the way US women vote
Summary
President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign and presidency have significantly influenced how American women vote. Women voters are now more divided by education, race, and age, shaping political outcomes in recent and upcoming elections.Key Facts
- In 2016, Trump won most white women, but Hillary Clinton won among college-educated white women.
- Female suburban voters helped Democrats win many seats in 2018.
- The confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh after sexual assault allegations deepened divisions among women voters.
- Gen Z women became more politically active and progressive, partly motivated by abortion rights issues.
- Women's dissatisfaction with Trump’s second term is high, with many supporting Democratic candidates in midterm elections.
- A recent poll showed 65% of women disapprove of Trump’s job as president, compared to 52% of men.
- Senator Susan Collins faces a tough reelection after voting to confirm Kavanaugh, with her opponent leading in women voters.
- Trump’s chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is the first woman to hold that position, but many women voters remain unhappy with Trump.
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