Summary
Donald Trump's approval rating among women has dropped to its lowest point ever, according to a YouGov/Economist poll. The survey found a significant gender gap in U.S. politics, with Trump's approval much lower among women than men. The gap is particularly noticeable among key demographics like Latino and young voters.
Key Facts
- Trump's approval rating among women is at -27, with 34% approving and 61% disapproving.
- This rating marks a new low, slightly worse than the previous low of -26.
- A gender gap exists, with Trump's approval among men at -9.
- In the 2024 presidential election, Kamala Harris defeated Trump among women but lost among men.
- Trump secured a higher percentage of Latino men voters compared to Latina women.
- There is a significant gender gap among young voters, with men leaning more Republican and women staying Democratic.
- Trump's overall net approval has dropped to -18%.
- Suburban women are considered a key group in elections, and they currently lean Democratic.
