Trump's blatant misogyny towards Harris—or, more accurately, misogynoir—could persuade women to cast their ballot for someone, anyone, else. For many women, it has.
68 percent of women voters in the five battleground states said they were now more motivated to vote, according to an EMILYs List poll after Biden endorsed Harris.
An early August Times/Siena College survey found Harris getting 56 percent of women's votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to Trump's 35 percent.
A Quinnipiac University poll from mid-August found that 54 percent of Pennsylvania women plan to vote for Harris, indicating strong gender-specific voter motivation.
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