Poll shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump among women voters as early voting trends raise concerns
Recent polling shows Vice President Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump among women voters, with a 14% advantage nationally. This gap widens to 34% among younger women, indicating a shift in voter sentiment since the 2020 election. Early voting data reveals that women make up 55% of ballots cast in key battleground states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. This trend has caused concern among some Trump supporters, who fear that low male turnout could lead to a loss. Some commentators express alarm over the possibility that women may be voting for Harris without their husbands' knowledge. This has sparked discussions about the implications for family dynamics and voter secrecy in a democratic process.