As more than a million people marched in U.S. cities for the second straight year in protests centered on the rights of women, The Washington Post and our partners at ABC News released a new poll. In it, we found a wide gap between men and women on several central questions. …
In the generic ballot question — if the House elections were today, which party would you support? — female registered voters were 26 points more likely to say the Democrats than the Republicans. That’s a gap of 30 points between women and men, given that men were 4 points more likely to pick the Republicans. CONT.
Philip Bump, Washington Post