This gender gap could potentially jeopardize her campaign and the 16 electoral votes at stake in this pivotal southern swing state.
As reported by The New York Post, the University of Georgia School of Public and International Affairs Survey Research Center conducted a poll among 1,000 likely voters. The results revealed a significant divide in support, with men overwhelmingly favoring former President Donald Trump over Harris. A mere 28% of male respondents backed Harris, while a staggering 59% expressed support for Trump. This disparity significantly contributes to Trump's overall lead of 47% to 43%.
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The Vice President's approval rating among men is equally concerning, standing at a low 29% against a 59% disapproval rate. This paints a bleak picture for the "Dudes for Harris" movement, suggesting that their gatherings could be held in phone booths, if any still exist in Georgia.
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The gender gap is not a one-way street, however. Harris leads among female voters by 55% to 37%. While this is a significant margin, it merely softens the overall gap. Trump also holds sway among all age groups, except for those aged 30 to 44, where Harris leads by 10 points.
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Trump's popularity extends to white voters, with 66% backing him compared to 28% for Harris. This support compensates for his lower approval among black voters, where Harris leads 74% to 8%, with 18% undecided. Interestingly, the number of undecided black voters has increased since the September poll, indicating a lack of enthusiasm for Harris among a key Democratic demographic.
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The survey also revealed potential issues within Harris's own party. Despite having 88% support among Democrats, the 11% of undecided voters could spell trouble, especially considering the solid 95% support Trump enjoys among Republicans.
The race in Georgia is further complicated by the strong performance of Republican VP nominee J.D. Vance, who is gaining ground against Democrat Tim Walz. Vance boasts a 41% approval rating, slightly edging out Walz's 38%.
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In the final analysis, Trump appears to have the upper hand in Georgia, with 41% of respondents predicting his victory in November, compared to 39% who believe Harris will emerge victorious. This gender gap and the shifting dynamics of the race underscore the challenges Harris faces in rallying support and securing a win in this crucial state.
