Originally posted by dadudemon
This is a pretty incredible graphic. Puts into perspective the voting gender divide:
HF I had no idea the divide was that massive. I dek how to explain that.
Trump doesn’t strike me as very appealing to women for obvious reasons (Ugly, overweight, and super pervy) but I guess Clinton was much more unappealing to male voters ?
I still think a lot of 2016 was people voting against Hilary rather than for Trump. But now his support has become more entrenched.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
HF I had no idea the divide was that massive. I dek how to explain that.Trump doesn’t strike me as very appealing to women for obvious reasons (Ugly, overweight, and super pervy) but I guess Clinton was much more unappealing to male voters ?
I still think a lot of 2016 was people voting against Hilary rather than for Trump. But now his support has become more entrenched.
Well I mean the older Hillary gets the more she and Christopher Walken look alike so no not very appealing IMO.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
HF I had no idea the divide was that massive. I dek how to explain that.Trump doesn’t strike me as very appealing to women for obvious reasons (Ugly, overweight, and super pervy) but I guess Clinton was much more unappealing to male voters ?
I still think a lot of 2016 was people voting against Hilary rather than for Trump. But now his support has become more entrenched.
Actually, I think you captured it well why there is such a divide.
Trump is ugly, fat, and most definitely a sexual predator. Something that does not inspire security and "presidentialism" in a woman. Men don't, generally, care about a man being like that (according to research on what men think of leaders). Men focus less on looks for leaders.
I wonder if the divide was the big in the 2012 election? Both Obama and Romney are/were handsome men.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds Biden earning 48% support among Likely U.S. Voters to Trump’s 42%. Nine percent (9%) are undecided. -snip
We’ve Got Some Early Trump vs. Biden Swing State Polling
Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, leads President Trump in most national polls, and surveys conducted even this far out have tended to roughly resemble the eventual general election results -snip
General Election: Trump vs. Biden
46.8 Biden (D)+4.4
42.4 Trump (R) -snip
Interesting.
Obviously the election is still six months away and things will change, close polls can be off by margin of error that flips the outcome and Trump as the incumbent has every advantage. But Trump's looking far more vulnerable than he should be as the incumbent.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Actually, I think you captured it well why there is such a divide.Trump is ugly, fat, and most definitely a sexual predator. Something that does not inspire security and "presidentialism" in a woman. Men don't, generally, care about a man being like that (according to research on what men think of leaders). Men focus less on looks for leaders.
I wonder if the divide was the big in the 2012 election? Both Obama and Romney are/were handsome men.
It sounds like you are saying when it comes to politics women are more shallow than men?
Originally posted by Robtard
Biden Beats Sanders, TrumpThe latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds Biden earning 48% support among Likely U.S. Voters to Trump’s 42%. Nine percent (9%) are undecided. -snip
We’ve Got Some Early Trump vs. Biden Swing State Polling
Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, leads President Trump in most national polls, and surveys conducted even this far out have tended to roughly resemble the eventual general election results -snip
General Election: Trump vs. Biden
46.8 Biden (D)+4.4
42.4 Trump (R) -snipInteresting.
Obviously the election is still six months away and things will change, close polls can be off by margin of error that flips the outcome and Trump as the incumbent has every advantage. But Trump's looking far more vulnerable than he should be as the incumbent.
President Donald Trump is losing a critical constituency: voters who see two choices on the ballot—and hate them both.
Unlike in 2016, when a large group of voters who disliked both Trump and Hillary Clinton broke sharply for Trump, the opposite is happening now, according to public polling and private surveys conducted by Republicans and Democrats alike.
It's a significant and often under-appreciated group of voters. Of the nearly 20% of voters who disliked both Clinton and Trump in 2016, Trump outperformed Clinton by about 17 percentage points, according to exit polls.
Four years later, that same group strongly prefers Biden, the polling shows. The former vice president leads Trump by more than 40 percentage points among that group, which accounts for nearly a quarter of registered voters, according to a Monmouth University poll last week.
You forgot to post the link you plagiarized from
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/12/donald-trump-haters-joe-biden-clinton-244629
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
President Donald Trump is losing a critical constituency: voters who see two choices on the ballot—and hate them both.Unlike in 2016, when a large group of voters who disliked both Trump and Hillary Clinton broke sharply for Trump, the opposite is happening now, according to public polling and private surveys conducted by Republicans and Democrats alike.
It's a significant and often under-appreciated group of voters. Of the nearly 20% of voters who disliked both Clinton and Trump in 2016, Trump outperformed Clinton by about 17 percentage points, according to exit polls.
Four years later, that same group strongly prefers Biden, the polling shows. The former vice president leads Trump by more than 40 percentage points among that group, which accounts for nearly a quarter of registered voters, according to a Monmouth University poll last week.
Trump's appeal so I've heard over and over was "he's not part of the establishment!" Yeah, he was/is, even more so now.
Originally posted by Silent Master
You forgot to post the link you plagiarized fromhttps://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/12/donald-trump-haters-joe-biden-clinton-244629
They're forgetting a lot of things lately.
Originally posted by Surtur[QUOTE=17160349]Originally posted by Silent Master
You forgot to post the link you plagiarized fromhttps://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/12/donald-trump-haters-joe-biden-clinton-244629
They're forgetting a lot of things lately. [/QUOTE]
No shit, we all have Google. Does it materially change what I posted? No? So your just being pedantic, time-waster troll? Got it.