Two people from the former president Donald TrumpThe most prominent supporters in the right-wing sphere of influence are worried after Wednesday’s events early voting The figures showed a huge early turnout among women that could jeopardize their candidate’s path to victory.

“Male participation Pennsylvania “It’s been a disaster for Trump,” he tweeted. Mike Cernovich on Wednesday. “Unless that changes, Kamala Harris takes the PA and it’s over.”

Cernovich has long been a far-right gadfly and commentator with a large following online.

Been around long enough to play a role in the anti-feminist movement gamergate started a harassment campaign and helped spread it pizzagate But the conspiracy theory has rejected the alt-right and moved closer to the mainstream conservative movement in recent years. (Trump’s eldest child, Donald Jr., foretold It deserved the Pulitzer Prize).

Cernovich when a follower questions his assessment pointed out Conservative organizer Charlie Kirk, whom he called “one of the most important (voting) activists in the country,” also sounded the alarm.

“Early voting has been disproportionately geared towards women,” Kirk tweeted early Wednesday. “If men stay at home, Kamala will be president. “It’s that simple.”

Kirk, conservative nonprofit organization Turning Point USA He is a central force in organizing and coordinating right-wing campus activism across America, a close ally of Donald Jr., but has not yet been tipped for a Pulitzer prize by the former president’s eldest child.

Preliminary data supports their concerns.

A Policy analysis Early voting data released Tuesday in battleground states showed a 10-point gender gap in early voting; 55 percent of those who voted were women. Nationwide early voting data compiled by NBC showed As of Thursday, 54 percent of the nearly 58 million votes cast by mail and in early in-person across the country came from women.

National and swing state surveys to show Trump’s Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, has a double-digit lead among female voters.

“In some states, women are actually exceeding their share of the vote in 2020, and that’s shocking to me at this point,” Democratic strategist Tom Bonier told Politico. “I would never bet on that.”

In a follow-up post, Cernovich praised Trump’s strategy of appearing on a series of podcasts with overwhelmingly male audiences. The Joe Rogan Experience It was derided as a way to get his message across without resorting to traditional and legacy media.

But he also poked fun at the demographics of podcast listeners, noting that the Republican campaign needs to do more to reach female voters — possibly more than Trump’s chatter about how he’ll “protect” women if he returns to the White House.

“It’s great that Trump is doing a podcast,” Cernovich wrote. “It has increased the news, which is good because otherwise everything would be fake. The problem is that Draft Kings coupon code link clicks, votes for alcoholics who space out while listening to podcasts while drunk. Women vote and more needs to be done!”

Cernovich still to hold I hope attendance can change.

Men tend to vote in proportionately higher numbers on Election Day, but: based on The turnout gap between male and female voters has widened in favor of women in every presidential election since 1980, according to the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers.