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Election 2020: White Women Had Doubts, But They Voted For Trump Anyway - The New Journal and Guide

  • Nov 12, 2020
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By Amanda Becker

Washington Correspondent

19thnews.org

Heading into Election Day, forecasters predicted that Republican Donald Trump — whose ascent to the White House prompted women to organize the largest single-day protest in U.S. history — would be soundly defeated in part due to a double-digit gender gap like the country has never seen. 

Instead, Democrat Joe Biden barely eked out a win, and the female electorate remained largely unchanged from 2016 and even 2012.

Continue reading Election 2020: White Women Had Doubts, But They Voted For Trump Anyway at The New Journal and Guide.

Source: The New Journal and Guide

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