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    Increase in the number of female voters increases Harris’ chances of winning

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    Big increase among women early voter turnout It appears to be improving Kamala Harris’ chances in the 2024 presidential election.

    As of November 1, women made up 53 percent of early voters nationwide, while men lagged behind at 44 percent. According to TargetSmartAccording to USA TODAY, it is a company close to Democrats that tracks early voting data.

    These initial figures reflect the change in presidential elections that began in 1980. According to census data. This is the first year that women voted at a higher rate than men; This trend has increased in the last 10 presidential contests.

    How did the turnout of presidential voters compare?to

    The percentages also track with the 2020 presidential election. 10 million more women According to the Center for American Women in Politics, more people vote than men.

    More than 79 million Americans had voted as of Monday afternoon. According to the University of Florida’s Election ProjectIt tracks early voting numbers. More than 100 million Americans voted in early 2020, USA TODAY reported.

    Where women are voting in 2022

    Women “came to vote overwhelming numbers” in non-presidential elections in 2022, according to the League of Women Voters. This was the year the Supreme Court voted. Roe v. disrupt WadeLWV said there is a federal right to abortion care.

    More women than men are registering to vote

    Polls show Harris performing significantly better among women, while Trump is more popular among men. USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll taken 14-18 October It found that Harris had a 53%-36% lead among female voters nationally, while Trump had a 53%-37% lead among male voters.

    TODAY WE CONTRIBUTE to Joey Garrison from the USA

    SOURCE USA TODAY Network reporting and research; Census Bureau; League of Women Voters; Center for American Women in Politics

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