Donald Trump has been working tirelessly to win over male voters and by some measures his efforts appear effective, but it may have come at the cost of female support. According to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll, Trump is besting Kamala Harris among men by 53% to 37%, while the Democratic candidate is winning among women 53% to 36%.
But despite multiple polls showing the gender gap among voters widening to historic levels, Harris has said she doesn’t see the phenomenon borne out at her rallies. “What I am seeing is in equal measure, men and women talking about their concerns about the future of our democracy.”