The latest exit-poll numbers paint an eye-opening picture of how gender affected Donald Trumps and Kamala Harris presidential match-up. The well-known pattern of women favoring Democrats stayed true – with Harris getting fifty-four percent of womens votes while Trump got the same share from men
Looking at racial break-down white voters (both with and without college degrees) backed Trump in big numbers. Harris got huge support from Black Americans: nine-in-ten Black women chose her. The latino vote showed some fresh trends; latina women picked Harris but with less enthusiasm than before while latino men – who supported democrats in past eight years – switched to Trump this time
The age split brings more interesting details: younger women aged 18-44 and those above sixty-five went strong for Harris. Men over thirty backed Trump in large numbers; though younger guys aged 18-29 gave a tiny two-point edge to Harris (which is way less than what dems usually get from this group)