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Politics
Maria Villarroel

Hispanic men have repeatedly been more keen to vote for Trump than women. Here's why

Educational attainment, rather than machismo culture, is emerging as a main catalyst for voting preferences across genders ahead of November (Credit: Getty Images)

Hispanic men were more likely than their female counterparts to vote for former President Donald Trump. This November, experts expect that gap to increase, perhaps for one specific reason— education.

Exit polling in the 2020 presidential election found that 36% of Hispanic men voted for Trump compared to 30% of Hispanic women. Now, recent polls show that gap to be growing. For instance, one survey from Univision and YouGov released earlier this month foundTrump's support among Hispanic men at 44%.

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