Kamala Harris's loss raises questions about future of female leadership in the US

Kamala Harris's loss in the recent election has raised questions among some women about the future of female leadership in the U.S. Only about 10% of voters considered her being the first woman president as the most important factor in their decision. Harris received 53% of women's votes, a slight decrease from President Biden's support in 2020. Many female voters expressed disappointment over the missed opportunity for a woman in the Oval Office, while some Trump supporters prioritized issues like the economy over gender. Despite the historical significance of Harris's candidacy, her campaign did not resonate strongly enough to secure a win. Voter surveys indicated that while some women were motivated by the prospect of a female president, many did not view it as a primary concern.